| | Possible Points |
| The following criteria will be used to review all submitted applications: | |
| Completeness of application: All sections of application
completed with thorough information and clear description of project, needs,
and outcomes. | 15 |
| Application clearly describes the organization and demonstrates
expertise in the Core Public Health Service area proposed. | 15 |
| Application clearly demonstrates how the intended
project/activity and outcomes may improve the delivery or outcomes of the
Core Public Health Services and, ultimately, better health measures. | 15 |
| Application clearly demonstrates a history in providing similar
services or related work. | 22.5 |
| | |
| Project proposal: | |
| Application demonstrates a clear purpose, scope, deliverables
and timeline. | 22.5 |
| Application demonstrates a clear connection between proposal and
meeting the delineated key performance indicators. | 22.5 |
| Application demonstrates appropriate project scaling to
population served. | 15 |
| Application demonstrates inclusion and description of partners,
if applicable (or an explanation why a stand-alone project could achieve
similar outcomes). | 15 |
| Application demonstrates use of evidence-based programming. | 22.5 |
| Application demonstrates measurable, specific improvement
objectives in Core Public Health Service(s) on specified population. Outcomes
are clearly defined and measurable. | 22.5 |
| Proposal has an effective health equity statement that addresses
service equity for underserved and underinsured populations. | 15 |
| Proposal has a complete sustainability statement, clearly
outlining a sustainability plan once the grant period has ended. | 15 |
| Application demonstrates a thoughtful and realistic budget.
Clear justifications for budgeted activities/items are provided. | 22.5 |
| Total Available Points: | 240 |
