What to Put in a Grant Workforce Narrative (and Where to Find the Data in Five Minutes)

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Ask anyone who’s written a federal or state grant application what takes the longest, and they won’t say the budget forms. Those are mechanical. It’s the narrative section. It’s where the application actually gets won or lost, and it’s usually the part that sits open in a browser tab for three days because the data you need to write it well doesn’t live anywhere convenient.

U.S. Economic Development Administration says as much in its own applicant guidance. Reviewers want the narrative to paint a picture of the local economy: what conditions and needs

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