Reply To: Questions involving 4.1 and 6.1

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05/10/2022 at 5:08 pm #5097
Jean Aquinde
Keymaster

    Hi Ruth,

    Thanks for taking us through your group’s thought process. Your perspective is valid. The project opportunities can be interconnected.

    We’ve designed the project opportunities to highlight the community-identified priorities and are not restrictive. The scope of your project can cover one project opportunity or multiple project opportunities. Whichever approach you take, the only expectation is that we want to see how you justify your design and document your assumptions (if there are any) based on your understanding of the project context and the design criteria you’ve set.

    I hope we have provided you with enough information to help your team move forward.

    All the best,
    Jean

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