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how to apply

Before applying:

Before submitting an application, please see the criteria for consideration to determine if the state program or policy is eligible for an Innovations Award.

Materials needed:

In order to more easily submit an application, gather the following information about the policy or program:

Program name and contact information
Program description
Costs and funding source(s)
Effectiveness of the program

Apply: 2008 Innovations Award (Deadline: March 1, 2008)

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