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Capsule Research Proposal Guidelines

This document outlines a capsule research proposal format for the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development. The proposal format includes 17 sections requesting information such as the program/project title and leaders, implementing and cooperating agencies, research area and station, significance and objectives of the research, methodology, activities, expected outputs, beneficiaries, implementation schedule, estimated budget, and other funding sources. The proposal requests concise information to justify, describe, and plan the research in order to evaluate funding support.

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Capsule Research Proposal Guidelines

This document outlines a capsule research proposal format for the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development. The proposal format includes 17 sections requesting information such as the program/project title and leaders, implementing and cooperating agencies, research area and station, significance and objectives of the research, methodology, activities, expected outputs, beneficiaries, implementation schedule, estimated budget, and other funding sources. The proposal requests concise information to justify, describe, and plan the research in order to evaluate funding support.

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Philippine Council for Health Research and Development

Department of Science and Technology

CAPSULE RESEARCH PROPOSAL

1. PROGRAM/PROJECT TITLE
The identification of the program and/ or the component projects.
Program- consists of interrelated or complementing R & D projects on a multi-disciplinary
approach to meet established goals within a specific time frame

Project- basic unit in the investigation to meet pre-determined objective within a specific
time frame

2. PROGRAM/PROJECT LEADER
Gender/ Agency/Address/Telephone/fax/e-mail

Program Leader- the one overall in-charge of the R & D program


Project Leader- the one in-charge to take the lead in project implementation
3. IMPLEMENTING AGENCY

Agency to implement the research proposal


4. COOPERATING AGENCY (cies)

Agency (cies) that will cooperate and participate in the R & D work
5. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STATION

Station or unit where the R & D will be conducted (district, municipality, province, region)
6. RESEARCH AREA (please check)

___Communicable diseases ___Nutrition ___Environmental Health


___Degenerative and lifestyle related disorders ___Occupational health

7. SIGNIFICANCE

Justification or rationale for doing the research. Indicate problem being addressed,
utilization of the expected output, socioeconomic benefits and the possible impact on
health/ allied health science, the users, beneficiaries and country.
8. LITERATURE REVIEW

Related researches conducted. It should be complete enough to convince the reader that
the proposal is built upon sound information base and will contribute something new to
health and /or allied health sciences.
9. OBJECTIVES

Statement of general and specific objectives of the proposed research.


10. METHODOLOGY

Brief information on how the research will be conducted (research design, participants,
data collection and analysis)
11. MAJOR ACTIVITIES

YEAR ACTIVITY
1
2
3
4
5

12. EXPECTED OUTPUT

Results to be expected from the conduct of research-what particular product, technology,


process, knowledge, etc
13. TARGET BENEFICIARIES

End- users of beneficiaries of the research output and the number and locality, if
applicable and what are the expected outcome/effects of the use of the research output.
14. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

Duration: in months
Planned start date: (month,year)
Planned completion date : (month, year)

15. ESTIMATED BUDGET BY SOURCE /Line item Budget


Source of Year 1 Total for Year 2 onwards
Fund (for multi-year project duration)
PS MOOE CO TOTAL PS MOOE CO Total
PCHRD
Proponent Electricity
Counterpart Lab
facilities
DE
loading
of faculty
loads

Other
Sources
TOTAL

16. Was the proposal submitted to funding agencies other than PCHRD?
_____ Yes ______No
If yes, please list down funding agencies where proposal was submitted:
____________________________________________________________
17. Submitted by:

SIGNATURE:
NAME:
DESIGNATION:
DATE:

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Target beneficiaries are identified by determining the potential end-users or groups impacted by the research output, considering both the number and locality. This identification ensures the research addresses real-world problems effectively, enhancing practical application and societal benefit .

A defined methodology section is crucial as it outlines how the research will be conducted, including research design, participant selection, and data collection and analysis processes. This clarity ensures systematic and scientific inquiry that can be reviewed and replicated .

The budget estimation provides a comprehensive financial plan that includes personnel, maintenance, operations, and equipment costs, offering a realistic framework for project execution. It assesses the adequacy of available resources, ensuring the project's financial and practical feasibility .

A program consists of interrelated or complementing R&D projects that adopt a multidisciplinary approach to meet established goals within a specific timeframe. In contrast, a project is a basic unit focused solely on achieving a pre-determined objective within a specific timeframe .

Cooperating agencies are vital to R&D work as they offer additional expertise, resources, and perspectives that enhance the research's scope and impact. Their involvement can lead to more robust and comprehensive outcomes, foster information exchange, and facilitate successful implementation across wider demographics .

A research proposal should include the program/project title, program/project leader information, implementing agency, cooperating agencies, research and development station details, research area, significance, literature review, objectives, methodology, major activities, expected output, target beneficiaries, implementation schedule, estimated budget, and a submission record to any other funding agencies .

The expected output section defines what specific products, technologies, processes, or knowledge will result from the research, establishing parameters for measuring success and applicability. This aids in understanding the potential impact, utility, and innovation introduced through the research .

The research area selection criteria involve focusing on specific health issues such as communicable diseases, nutrition, environmental health, degenerative and lifestyle-related disorders, or occupational health .

The implementation schedule is significant as it ensures that the research is conducted within a defined timeframe, facilitating progress tracking and resource allocation. It sets start and completion dates, thus assisting in keeping the research on track and within budget .

The literature review demonstrates that the proposal is grounded in a sound information base, ensuring that it will contribute new insights or improvements to health or allied health sciences. It convinces the reader that the proposed research builds upon existing knowledge effectively, thus justifying its necessity .

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