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Payments by Cheque under FCRA Rs.20000/- or above Advisory to Associations Registered/granted Prior Permission under FCRA 2010 to incur expenditure of Rs.20000/- or above by Cheque. Download Official Document source:https://fcraonline.nic.in/
Why Registration needed for an NGO Why do you need to register your organization: At village level or even in urban areas interested people wants to take up some development activities in the area where they live and also support activities in other areas too. This is initially done with contributions from members and other…
Governing Body or Executive Committee Governing Body and Executive Body Meetings: Though organizations do constitute and have Executive Committee or Governing Body and General Body meetings, it is important that the following need to be kept in mind. Constitution of Governing or Executive Body(GB/EB) Ensure that adequate women’s representation is there More than one member…
To Apply for PAN Online go through the following: You can apply for PAN either through NSDL or UTITSL To apply on line for PAN through NSDL: http://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/index.html To know Status of PAN applied through NSDL https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/tan/StatusTrack.html To apply on line for PAN through UTITSL: http://www.utitsl.co.in/utitsl/uti/newapp/newpanapplication.jsp To know Status of PAN applied through UTITSL http://www.myutiitsl.com/PANONLINE/panTracker.do PAN Documents …
PAN – Apply Online WHAT IS PAN? Permanent Account Number (PAN) is a ten-digit alphanumeric number, issued in the form of a laminated card, by the Income Tax Department, to any “person” who applies for it or to whom the department allots the number without an application. PAN enables the department to link all transactions…
PAN Documents (Permanent Account Number) needed to be submitted in India I) Individuals a) Citizens of India Located in India https://ngoportal.org/store/files/CitizenofIndia_LocatedinIndia_20072012-217.doc b) Documents to be submitted as Proof of Identity and Address by Citizen of India located outside India at the time of application for PAN Proof of Identity …….Copy of passport Proof of Address……..
Important note: Explain how you will measure the above. Impacts that can be quantified are the most impressive, and are more likely to sell your project to the donor. Step 6. Project Management (How will you achieve the objectives? How will the project be managed and evaluated?)The best objectives in the world can only achieve…
Concept Note continue….. It is worth spending time with colleagues, partners, and friends brainstorming all the possible outputs, as well as those directly related to the objectives.Key outputs that are achieved during the life of the project may be useful milestones that you can refer to when writing the full proposal. Step 5. Beneficiaries and…
When formulating objectives, keep in mind that objectives should be SMART!! S Specific M Measurable A Achievable R Realistic T TimeboundEach objective should specify the QUANTITY of achievements (e.g., numbers of beneficiaries, area covered by project), and the QUALITY (e.g., poor farmers, marginal lands, drought-tolerant varieties). Objectives should also include an indication of TIME when…
Step 1. Objectives (what do you want to do?) The objectives are the single most important part of your project design. They tell the reader what it is you want to do. They are one of the first parts of the concept note that your reader will look at. You need to think very carefully…