A grant proposal or application is a document (or set of documents) addressed to an organization or funding agency to get funding for a research project. Grant proposals differ widely across the scientific disciplines, but there are general tips that work universally [1]. Considering those odds, it’s critical to start the process early. Give yourself at least 4–6 months to put your proposal together. To increase your chances of success, before you begin drafting your grant proposal, you need to develop smart (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and anchored within a Timeframe) plan for what you want to do and why you want to do it.

Title of the Research Proposal

Problem Statement (max. 100 words)

Research Objective

Methodology

Possible Outcome of Research

Impact of this research on the Economy and Society 

Addressing Sustainable Development Goals

Proposed path to Commercialize the research outcomes (Max 150 words]

How does the present research supplement or differs from other works

References

1- How to Write a Successful Grant Proposal