Recommendations for Publishing a Social Project on GrantiX
1. Project Cover Image
The cover image acts as a trust signal.
- Use real visuals related to:
- the project;
- the team;
- beneficiaries or locations.
- Avoid abstract or emotionally manipulative stock images.
2. Active Links and Online Presence
GrantiX values projects with a visible digital footprint.
Provide:
- an official website (if available);
- active social media profiles.
Inactive or unrelated pages reduce credibility.
3. Clear and Verifiable Project Goal
The goal must be:
- specific;
- outcome-oriented;
- aligned with the budget.
Vague goals weaken trust.
4. Alignment with One GrantiX Focus Area
Each project should clearly belong to one core direction.
Avoid mixing multiple missions in a single project description.
5. Target Audience and Social Impact
Clearly explain:
- who you help;
- why this group needs support;
- what real change the project creates.
Social impact must be concrete.
6. Text Quality and Internal Consistency
The description should:
- be structured;
- avoid contradictions;
- match the budget and action plan.
Clarity is more important than emotional language.
7. Expected Outcomes
Describe outcomes in:
- quantitative terms (numbers, scope);
- qualitative terms (improved access, conditions, opportunities).
Outcomes should be realistic and verifiable.
8. Step-by-Step Implementation Plan
Explain:
- project stages;
- timelines;
- responsible team members.
This shows accountability and control.
9. Budget Transparency
The budget must:
- be detailed;
- logically connected to project stages;
- include clear explanations.
Unclear expenses undermine trust.
10. Project Team
List:
- key team members;
- their roles;
- relevant experience.
GrantiX prioritizes clear responsibility and accountability.
