Budget for 7.2

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Waste & reuse › Budget for 7.2

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  • 04/04/2022 at 5:05 pm #4317
    Sarah Wright
    Participant

      Hello,
      do we estimate the starting expenditure/ overall expenditure to a 4 to 5 figure budget. Or do we just write as x amount or is there a specific amount of money ??

      Kind Regards

      06/04/2022 at 4:09 pm #4350
      Rachel Alford
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        Hi Sarah,

        Thanks for your question!

        There is no specific budget for your project, rather it is up to you to determine what is a reasonable cost for your project. In terms of representing this in your report, a breakdown of what the different costs for different aspects of the project is preferred over a lump sum for the total project. 

        If you haven’t already, I recommend taking a look at our FAQs: Big Tricky Questions document (which can also be found in the Resources section) which talks a bit about how to determine what an appropriate budget is for your project.

        I hope this helps!
        Rachel

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