Writing a proposal

The proposal also called the proposed activities. The proposal is a plan of action as outlined in the work plan form. Proposals submitted in order to get permission or approval of the activities to be carried out. Sometimes proposals submitted for funding appeal. The contents of the proposal must show the proposed terms or issues well in order to convince the recipient the proposal to approve the proposal. The elements of the proposal are as follows.
1. Introduction (Background Issues)Background issues in a clear and concise outline of the subject matter. The background of the problem should be based on the content and purpose of the proposal. The background of the problem also demonstrates the importance of the issue to be resolved. You need to know that there is also a proposal that does not include the background of the problem. However, the proposal stated rationale.
2. Problems or Problem FormulationProblems revealed to be related to the research object or activity. Determination must be based on a description of the problem described in the introduction, rationale, or background problems.
3. DestinationPurpose of expressing the intention holding activities or events.
4. TargetGoal directed to whom they are carried out.
5. ImplementationThe technique of implementation is how to resolve the issues raised in the proposal. Implementation technique is presented to convince the recipient the proposal that these problems can be solved in a logical and precise.
6. ScheduleThe implementation schedule is based on the time, type of activity, and the person handling activities. Implementation schedule provides an overview of the activities from beginning to end.
7. BudgetThe budget is the cost required to solve the problems described in the proposal. This section presents the required budget in an efficient, objective, and logical. That is, the cost tailored to the needs and conditions is required. Cost is broken down by type of activity and attention to prices.
8. CoverThe cover contains conclusions, summaries, and expectations of the description given. In addition, the cover also contains the place, date proposal writing, signature, and the name of the person in charge of the proposal.