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    A White Paper Format

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    This document outlines a format for writing a white paper proposal for a new project. It includes sections for describing the problem or need the project addresses, the organization overview, the project overview, activities and timeline, expected outcomes, evaluation plans, and funding details. The problem section should validate the issue and how the project will address it. The organization section provides its mission and relevance of the project. The project section defines its purpose, benefits, uniqueness, and priority. The activities section lists steps and schedule. Outcomes forecasts short and long-term results. Evaluation determines success criteria and process. Funding states the budget and sources.

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    This document outlines a format for writing a white paper proposal for a new project. It includes sections for describing the problem or need the project addresses, the organization overview, the project overview, activities and timeline, expected outcomes, evaluation plans, and funding details. The problem section should validate the issue and how the project will address it. The organization section provides its mission and relevance of the project. The project section defines its purpose, benefits, uniqueness, and priority. The activities section lists steps and schedule. Outcomes forecasts short and long-term results. Evaluation determines success criteria and process. Funding states the budget and sources.

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    This document outlines a format for writing a white paper proposal for a new project. It includes sections for describing the problem or need the project addresses, the organization overview, the project overview, activities and timeline, expected outcomes, evaluation plans, and funding details. The problem section should validate the issue and how the project will address it. The organization section provides its mission and relevance of the project. The project section defines its purpose, benefits, uniqueness, and priority. The activities section lists steps and schedule. Outcomes forecasts short and long-term results. Evaluation determines success criteria and process. Funding states the budget and sources.

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    A White Paper Format

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    Davneet Chopra
    This document outlines a format for writing a white paper proposal for a new project. It includes sections for describing the problem or need the project addresses, the organization overview, the project overview, activities and timeline, expected outcomes, evaluation plans, and funding details. The problem section should validate the issue and how the project will address it. The organization section provides its mission and relevance of the project. The project section defines its purpose, benefits, uniqueness, and priority. The activities section lists steps and schedule. Outcomes forecasts short and long-term results. Evaluation determines success criteria and process. Funding states the budget and sources.

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    _______________________________________________________________________

    Quick Take from planOnline.org

    A White Paper Format


    for a New Project

    A. Description of Problem, Need or Value

    1. What are the problems, needs and/or values that justify the project?
    2. Who specifically experiences this problem or need and/or supports the value?
    3. What data exists that validates your perception of the problem, need or value?
    4. How will the problem, need or value change through this project?

    B. Overview of the Organization

    1. What is the mission and history the institution?


    2. What impact have its past programs and services had?
    3. What are the institution’s member qualifications to accomplish this project?

    C. Overview of Proposed Project

    1. What is the basic purpose of the project?


    2. Who will benefit from it? Describe the geographic area and population to be served.
    3. How does this project help fulfill the institution’s mission and fit into the framework of its
    other programs?
    4. How is this project unique? Is it similar to other programs but covers a different area?
    Does it employ anew approach?
    5. Why does this project deserve prioritization more than others competing for attention?
    6. What is the marketing mix: product, price, promotion, place and position?

    D. Project Activities and Timeline

    1. What exactly must be done in order to achieve the desired outcomes?


    2. When will this project be implemented? Will it occur over a discrete time period or be an
    ongoing service?
    3. Who will carry out project activities? What are their qualifications?

    E. Outcomes

    1. What immediate and long-range results are expected? Will these results help the
    institution and others? Change children’s lives, the educational community and the world?
    2. How will the results impact your constituents or community?
    3. How serious are the need and necessity for immediate action?

    2001 Center for Strategic Planning. All rights reserved.


    _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________________
    Quick Take from planOnline.org

    F. Evaluation

    1. By what criteria will the success or failure of this project be measured?


    2. What techniques or tools will be used to evaluate?
    3. Who will do the evaluation? When and how often will they do it?
    4. How will evaluation results be used? Who will see evaluations?

    G. Funding

    1. What is the anticipated total budget for this project? Give a complete budget breakdown.
    2. Where will the funding come from?

    2001 Center for Strategic Planning. All rights reserved.


    _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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