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    This document outlines the typical parts and structure of a concept paper for either a project or academic research. For a project concept paper, it describes sections for a cover page, introduction, rationale, project description, needs/costs. For academic research, it lists sections for a title page, background, literature review, problem statement, methodology, timeline, and references. The purpose is to convey key information about the proposed work in a concise yet informative manner.

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    This document outlines the typical parts and structure of a concept paper for either a project or academic research. For a project concept paper, it describes sections for a cover page, introduction, rationale, project description, needs/costs. For academic research, it lists sections for a title page, background, literature review, problem statement, methodology, timeline, and references. The purpose is to convey key information about the proposed work in a concise yet informative manner.

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    This document outlines the typical parts and structure of a concept paper for either a project or academic research. For a project concept paper, it describes sections for a cover page, introduction, rationale, project description, needs/costs. For academic research, it lists sections for a title page, background, literature review, problem statement, methodology, timeline, and references. The purpose is to convey key information about the proposed work in a concise yet informative manner.

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    Parts of a Concept Paper

    A concept paper usually ranges from


    500 to 2000 words. The parts of a
    concept paper may also vary
    depending on the nature of the
    project / activity.
    A. For a Project
    1. Cover Page

     State the name of the proponents


    and their affiliations.
     State the addresses, contact
    numbers, and email addresses of the
    proponents.
    A. For a Project
    1. Cover Page

     State the head of the agency and


    his/her contact information.
     State the date of submission.
    A. For a Project
    2. Introduction
     State the info about the funding
    agency to show that you understand
    its mission.
     Present and describe other partner
    agencies and why they are qualified
    as such.
    A. For a Project
    2. Introduction
     State the mission of the agency that the
    proponents represent & align it to the
    funding agency’s mission. Also, state the
    year the proponents’ agency was
    establish, its major accomplishments &
    other details that demonstrate its
    capability to undertake the proposed
    project.
    A. For a Project
    2. Introduction
     reasons why the funding agency
    should support the project.
    3. Rationale
     State the gap in knowledge to be
    addressed by the project.
     State the problems to be solved.
     State the projects’ significance.
    A. For a Project
    4. Project Description
     State the goals and objectives of the
    project.
     Present the methodology (sometimes
    termed as Action Plan, Project
    Activities or Approach.
    A. For a Project
    4. Project Description
     Present the timeline expressed in
    months and year.
     State the benefits or anticipated
    outcomes.
     State how success of outcomes will be
    evaluated.
    A. For a Project
    5. Project Needs and Cost
     Outline the main budget; include the
    item description and amount.
     Explain or justify how the budget
    will be used.
     List the personnel or equipment
    needed for the project.
    B. For Academic Research
    1. Title Page
     State your research title.
     State your name and school.
     State the date of submission.
    2. Background of the Study
     Provide the current state of the field
    you are researching on
    B. For Academic Research
    2. Background of the Study
     State the gap in knowledge and
    problems to be addressed by the
    research. Provide statistics and
    previous studies to prove your
    claims.
     State the reason why you want to
    investigate on the chosen topic.
    B. For Academic Research
    2. Background of the Study
     State the theoretical and practical
    implications of your proposed
    research.
    3. Preliminary Literature Review
     Providea theoretical framework. These
    includes the theory that will guide you in
    the conduct of your research
    B. For Academic Research
    3. Preliminary Literature Review
     Provide related literature that
    supports your topic.
     Provide related studies that will help
    you in conducting the research or
    analyzing and discussing the data.
     Provide a brief synthesis of the
    reviewed literature & studies
    B. For Academic Research
    4. Statement of the Problem/Objectives
     State your general problem in one
    sentence.
     State your specific research questions or
    objectives.
    5. Abridged Methodology
     Provide the context and participants of
    the study.
    B. For Academic Research
    5. Abridged Methodology
     Provide the instruments to be used.
     Provide the data collection
    procedure.
     Provide the data analysis scheme to
    be used.
    B. For Academic Research
    6. Timeline
     Provide a timeline set in months and
    year.
    7. References
     Provide a list of all books, journals
    and other resources cited in your
    paper.

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