Project budgets are computed on a 12-month basis, unless the sponsor recommends a different timeframe. Cost estimates are usually required for each year of a multiple-year project, though the level of detail varies by sponsor. Follow sponsor guidelines for format.
Determine what costs the sponsor allows. For example, some government and nonprofit sponsors do not allow faculty academic year time to be charged to a project.
The proposal budget for all years of a multiyear project is generally reviewed and approved before the project begins. Thus, it is important to include enough funds to cover likely cost increases, before the project is funded (which may be 6 to 12 months after proposal submission) and in subsequent years. As it is impossible to predict exactly how costs will change in the future, the budget figures are estimates of what a project will cost.
Other information: *
The Internal Operating Budget for the year ended June 30, 2007 was presented to and approved by the Missouri State University Board of Governors on June 16, 2006.
Approved Budget - FY 2007
(* - From the Grants and Contracts Office)
Determine what costs the sponsor allows. For example, some government and nonprofit sponsors do not allow faculty academic year time to be charged to a project.
The proposal budget for all years of a multiyear project is generally reviewed and approved before the project begins. Thus, it is important to include enough funds to cover likely cost increases, before the project is funded (which may be 6 to 12 months after proposal submission) and in subsequent years. As it is impossible to predict exactly how costs will change in the future, the budget figures are estimates of what a project will cost.
Other information: *
The Internal Operating Budget for the year ended June 30, 2007 was presented to and approved by the Missouri State University Board of Governors on June 16, 2006.Approved Budget - FY 2007
(* - From the Grants and Contracts Office)