The project proposals are evaluated against five criteria – quality, cost efficiency,
impact, feasibility and novelty.
PMI IMPACT is looking for project proposals that demonstrate high quality.
Projects should be
cost efficient.
PMI IMPACT is looking for projects that are likely to achieve a lasting impact in curbing different forms of illegal trade and related crimes, such as corruption, organized crime, and money laundering.
Project proposals should have an impact in one or several countries of the geographical areas included in the funding round theme. Impact may also depend on the projects’ reach, replicability and scale, the capacity and experience of applicants, the prevalence of illegal trade and related crimes in the geographic areas covered by the proposed projects, and other factors.
Project proposals may consider the illegal tobacco trade either directly, or indirectly through analysis or actions that have a broader systemic effect on different forms of illegal trade.
Project proposals should have an impact in one or several countries of the geographical areas included in the funding round theme. Impact may also depend on the projects’ reach, replicability and scale, the capacity and experience of applicants, the prevalence of illegal trade and related crimes in the geographic areas covered by the proposed projects, and other factors.
Project proposals may consider the illegal tobacco trade either directly, or indirectly through analysis or actions that have a broader systemic effect on different forms of illegal trade.
Project proposals should offer a realistic approach and implementation plan to achieve measurable and tangible results:
PMI IMPACT welcomes projects that propose an innovative approach and promote new solutions.
The Expert Council scores project proposals for each of the evaluation criteria on a scale of 1 to 3, with 1 being the lowest and 3 the maximum score.
For a detailed description of the evaluation and scoring criteria and selection process, see the Expert Council and Grant Award Guidelines (pdf).