AI NGO Proposal Writing Tool India
Write fundable NGO grant proposals with AI. Verified data from Census, NFHS, NCRB. Funder keyword matching, Schedule VII tagging, SDG alignment, M&E framework, budget. No AI hallucinations. Free trial.
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Frequently asked questions
How does AI NGO proposal writing work?
FieldNotes' CSR Kendra takes your project concept and generates a complete, submission-ready proposal: executive summary, evidence-backed problem statement using verified government data (Census, NFHS, NCRB), Theory of Change, logical framework, budget, M&E indicators, SROI projections, Schedule VII alignment, and funder keyword weaving. You review and edit every section before downloading.
Does the tool use real government data or AI-generated statistics?
Only real, verified government data. FieldNotes has a strict no-hallucination policy — every statistic in AI-generated proposals comes from named primary sources (Census of India, NFHS, NCRB, UDISE+, ASER, PLFS, MGNREGS data). No AI-generated or fabricated numbers are ever used.
How do I match my proposal to specific funders?
Enter the funder's priority themes in the Funder Priority Keywords field. AI weaves these exact terms into your proposal language — problem framing, Theory of Change, and M&E sections — so reviewers immediately see alignment. Use the free Bharat CSR Funding Map (fieldnotesin.app/csr-funding-map) to research funder priorities before writing.
What's the difference between a CSR proposal and a general grant proposal?
CSR proposals in India must align with Schedule VII of the Companies Act 2013 (12 categories), demonstrate clear social impact, and cite CSR-1 registration. They also need SROI projections. FieldNotes handles all of this automatically — Schedule VII category tagging, SDG alignment, SROI calculations, and the compliance checklist.