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Use this to challenge one unfunded transport dependency. Do not use it to invent contributions, rewrite the proposal or authorize a budget change.
Expose a fictional transport funding dependency through supplied options, keeping missing budget evidence and unconfirmed contributions visible.
Use this to challenge one unfunded transport dependency. Do not use it to invent contributions, rewrite the proposal or authorize a budget change.
A1: eye-screening days proposed in 4 upland villages,60 people per village, claim 240 people. A2: "transport will be met from other sources." B1: transport line NOT SUPPLIED. Q7: 85 USD/day for 4 days. UO1 options: seek funding for quoted hire; confirm a verbally discussed partner vehicle; serve 2 walkable villages. Director and finance reviewer decide; funding confirmation absent.
| Dependent claim | Transport need | Funding assumption as written | Evidence of funding | Option (user supplied) | Effect on claim | Decision needed from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1: 240 planned | Q7: 4 days | A2: "transport will be met from other sources" | UNKNOWN;B1 missing | UO1: seek hire funding | Conditional 240;Q7: 4 x 85=340 USD | Director/finance |
| A1: 240 planned | Partner vehicle | Same A2 quote | Verbal, unconfirmed | UO1: confirm vehicle | Conditional 240;availability/costs unknown | Director/finance |
| A1: 240 planned | Two walkable villages | Same A2 quote | No funding confirmed | UO1: serve 2 villages | Proposed 2 x 60=120;scope changes | Director/finance |
A1: 4 x 60=240. The 340 USD quote is neither funding nor a zero budget line. No option is selected; ask whether an actual funder decision is needed. This table is original editorial practice.
Open A1/A2/B1/Q7, verify the missing line, obtain actual vehicle/funding decisions and record authorized scope before changing claims.
Prepare a shared proposal brief that records partner roles, costs, authority and unresolved agreement issues before commitments are signed.
Write a focused need statement with source-labeled evidence, a defined population and place, and clear limits on causes and comparisons.