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053 4. Strategy and plan of operation. How will the project achieve its objectives? What is the basic. strategy and how will it be implemented, by whom, when, and where? This section should include a general timetable for implementation • of the project. 5 . Evaluation plan. How will the agency determine that project objectives have been achieved? What measures will be used to gauge the effectiveness and efficiency of the project? 6. Project budget . A breakdown of project expenses should be presented for a 12-month period. Please be as detailed as you can. Matching funds are not required; but if the agency expects to allocate other monies to the project beyond those provided by the AIDS Control Program grant , the budget should reflect these as well. In this case the budget should indicate the portion of the total project costs that will be requested from the AIDS Control Program. It should also identify other existing or expected funding sources for the project . CriteTia_ for Evaluating Grant Proposals A variety of criteria will be used to select projects for funding. Grant proposals will be judged on the extent to which: * the AIDS education project would reach significant numbers of minority citizens in North Carolina. * the AIDS education project would reach those members of minority communities at highest risk of infection and/or in greatest need of education about AIDS, specifically: - men who have sex with other men - IV drug users • - women of child-bearing age - adolescents * the basic strategy is feasible and has a high probability of success. * the basic strategy represents an innovative, community-based approach to educating and/or facilitating behavior change in the target population(s) , * the AIDS education project would utilize existing resources in the community; O the. AIDS education project would add to and not replace existing activities; • • * all components of the proposal are clear and specific. • T1-