| Why did we pick them? Have you ever wondered what makes a winning proposal? With each call for proposals, Southern SARE includes tips for writing better proposals. However, real life examples make the best illustrations. So to help future applicants write more competitive proposals, as of 2004 instead of just listing the winning proposals SSARE began highlighting some of the qualities that made them stand out in a field of tough competition. To apply for the next round of any of the grants go to the Calls for Proposals. Whether they are evaluating proposals at home or participating in a review meeting, SARE reviewers compare all submissions to the guidelines in the calls for proposals. While all of Southern SARE's calls for proposals share some requirements such as good organization, appropriate cooperators and effective outreach each grant opportunity also has some unique requirements concerning the audience or project goals and activities. The more closely a proposal follows the guidelines, the better chance it has of being funded.
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