I want a Project concept paper as below given templates and take subject related to racism and racial justice and put the citation on the project and references. Use the template as I want to project in that format. Thank you very much. it will be appreciated

Mock grant application (25%) individual project In this final assignment you will need to develop your Project concept paper further as a mock grant application. The project must: (1) consider power dynamics, ethics and/or equity in some way, and (2) apply systems thinking to tackle not just the surface issue, but to analyze and address the root issues as well (particularly around racism and racial justice). Use the template in the dropbox on Moodle for this assignment. The call for proposals includes the following information (adapted from a real call for proposals): This fund is for local solutions that can be scaled up to other communities in North America, and only projects serving vulnerable and/or underserved communities are eligible. Vulnerable and underserved communities" include Indigenous communities, low-income communities, and communities with heightened risk and increased sensitivity to [your project concept issue) that have disproportionately lower capacity and fewer resources to cope with, adapt to, or recover from impacts. The degree of risk and sensitivity stems from physical (built and environmental), social, political, and/or economic factors, which interact with each other and are exacerbated by the issue's impacts. These factors include, but are not limited to, race, class, sexual orientation and identification, national origin, and income inequality. Part 1: Project Proposal (10 marks) Section 1: 3 marks Issue being addressed: Project Title: Objectives and Results Explain how the project will provide community-driven solutions to adapt to the impacts of the abovementioned issue. Describe the specific impacts in your area, relevant justice issues that the project will address, the objectives of the project, and desired results. (Max. 500 words) Budget requested (up to 200,000 CAD): $ Project duration (6-24 months; earliest start date July 1, 2022): Start: End: Section 2: 3 marks Beneficiaries Describe the vulnerable and underserved community/ies that will benefit directly from the project, the target population, and number of individuals served. (Max. 200 words.) Max 2,000 characters Partnerships Please provide the names of any other organizations involved in the project, including partners and/or beneficiaries, if applicable. Section 3: 14 marks Other funding sources and/or leverage opportunities List other funding sources and/or leveraging opportunities. (Max. 100 words.) Innovation Describe any innovative approach to be adopted in this project (Max. 100 words.) Replicability/Scalability Explain how this project could be replicated or scaled up in other North American communities (Max. 100 words.) Sustainability Explain if/how this project or its impacts could carry on successfully after the funding from this grant ends (Max. 100 words.) Work plan: commences on next page. A note on budget The actual funding opportunity required a separate budget to be submitted using their template, which divided the funds up according to fiscal quarters (e.g., Year 1, Quarter 1; Year 1, Quarter 2; etc.). The budget also required a breakdown of salaries, supplies, travel (not to exceed 15% of total grant), professional fees, overhead (not to exceed 15% of total grant) and 'other', as well as a breakdown of how much of the budget comes from the grant versus cash and in-kind contributions from elsewhere. This level of detail is not required for your project but be aware this is common. For the sake of this project, please complete only the proposal above and the work plan below. Objective Budget Name/role of responsible actor 11 mark 12 marks Part 2: Detailed Work Plan (15 marks) Activities to achieve Expected results - be sure Timelinel objective (How?) - be sure to consider power dynamics, Performance Target Dates of to tackle the root issue ethics and/or equity in some indicator way activities (systems thinking) 11 mark 11 mark /3 marks 13 marks [2 marks Identify and implement at least 6 Participating farmers become #on-farm trials - at least 6 on-farm 6 - on-farm trials (with different champions of climate mitigation and #climate trials Implement first 2 farms) that will test at least three and/or adaptation as well as adaptation or - at least 3 climate trials by November approaches (e.g., interseeding, stewards of the local ecology, mitigation adaptation and/or technological demonstrations, promoting them to others, while approaches mitigation Oct 2023 water management approaches). benefiting from the trials. demonstrated approaches 12 marks Events $1,250 x 6 trials = $7,500 EXAMPLE OBJECTIVE 1: raise awareness about farm innovations via on-farm trials 2022 and final 4 by trials) = $1,500 + travel ($250 x 6 Organization X to lead and implement along with farm partners = $9,000 Objective 1: Objective 2 Objective 3 Objective 4: Objective 5: Objective 6: Objective 7 Objective 8: Objective 9 Objective 10: Mock grant application (25%) individual project In this final assignment you will need to develop your Project concept paper further as a mock grant application. The project must: (1) consider power dynamics, ethics and/or equity in some way, and (2) apply systems thinking to tackle not just the surface issue, but to analyze and address the root issues as well (particularly around racism and racial justice). Use the template in the dropbox on Moodle for this assignment. The call for proposals includes the following information (adapted from a real call for proposals): This fund is for local solutions that can be scaled up to other communities in North America, and only projects serving vulnerable and/or underserved communities are eligible. Vulnerable and underserved communities" include Indigenous communities, low-income communities, and communities with heightened risk and increased sensitivity to [your project concept issue) that have disproportionately lower capacity and fewer resources to cope with, adapt to, or recover from impacts. The degree of risk and sensitivity stems from physical (built and environmental), social, political, and/or economic factors, which interact with each other and are exacerbated by the issue's impacts. These factors include, but are not limited to, race, class, sexual orientation and identification, national origin, and income inequality. Part 1: Project Proposal (10 marks) Section 1: 3 marks Issue being addressed: Project Title: Objectives and Results Explain how the project will provide community-driven solutions to adapt to the impacts of the abovementioned issue. Describe the specific impacts in your area, relevant justice issues that the project will address, the objectives of the project, and desired results. (Max. 500 words) Budget requested (up to 200,000 CAD): $ Project duration (6-24 months; earliest start date July 1, 2022): Start: End: Section 2: 3 marks Beneficiaries Describe the vulnerable and underserved community/ies that will benefit directly from the project, the target population, and number of individuals served. (Max. 200 words.) Max 2,000 characters Partnerships Please provide the names of any other organizations involved in the project, including partners and/or beneficiaries, if applicable. Section 3: 14 marks Other funding sources and/or leverage opportunities List other funding sources and/or leveraging opportunities. (Max. 100 words.) Innovation Describe any innovative approach to be adopted in this project (Max. 100 words.) Replicability/Scalability Explain how this project could be replicated or scaled up in other North American communities (Max. 100 words.) Sustainability Explain if/how this project or its impacts could carry on successfully after the funding from this grant ends (Max. 100 words.) Work plan: commences on next page. A note on budget The actual funding opportunity required a separate budget to be submitted using their template, which divided the funds up according to fiscal quarters (e.g., Year 1, Quarter 1; Year 1, Quarter 2; etc.). The budget also required a breakdown of salaries, supplies, travel (not to exceed 15% of total grant), professional fees, overhead (not to exceed 15% of total grant) and 'other', as well as a breakdown of how much of the budget comes from the grant versus cash and in-kind contributions from elsewhere. This level of detail is not required for your project but be aware this is common. For the sake of this project, please complete only the proposal above and the work plan below. Objective Budget Name/role of responsible actor 11 mark 12 marks Part 2: Detailed Work Plan (15 marks) Activities to achieve Expected results - be sure Timelinel objective (How?) - be sure to consider power dynamics, Performance Target Dates of to tackle the root issue ethics and/or equity in some indicator way activities (systems thinking) 11 mark 11 mark /3 marks 13 marks [2 marks Identify and implement at least 6 Participating farmers become #on-farm trials - at least 6 on-farm 6 - on-farm trials (with different champions of climate mitigation and #climate trials Implement first 2 farms) that will test at least three and/or adaptation as well as adaptation or - at least 3 climate trials by November approaches (e.g., interseeding, stewards of the local ecology, mitigation adaptation and/or technological demonstrations, promoting them to others, while approaches mitigation Oct 2023 water management approaches). benefiting from the trials. demonstrated approaches 12 marks Events $1,250 x 6 trials = $7,500 EXAMPLE OBJECTIVE 1: raise awareness about farm innovations via on-farm trials 2022 and final 4 by trials) = $1,500 + travel ($250 x 6 Organization X to lead and implement along with farm partners = $9,000 Objective 1: Objective 2 Objective 3 Objective 4: Objective 5: Objective 6: Objective 7 Objective 8: Objective 9 Objective 10