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- Begin by entering your subdivision name in the designated field. This identifies the area responsible for the project.
- Next, provide a clear project name and description. This section should detail what the project entails to ensure clarity for reviewers.
- Fill in the funding code(s) relevant to your project. This is crucial for tracking financial resources allocated to your efforts.
- Indicate the date of submission and select the current status of your project from options: Active (A), Pending (P), or Complete (C).
- For each year in your two-year effort, input the funding details and status updates as required.
- Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting. Utilize our platform’s features to save and share your completed form easily.
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