Compare and contrast the two post "When applying for a grant, I hope to get funding for my project. In preparation for the funding, it is important to establish strategies I would use if I do or do not get funded (Abdoul et al. 2012). If I get funding, I might proceed to implement a robust project management system that ensures the tasks in my project are fully implemented, and within the budget estimates. I might also keep a close eye on the budget and ensure that the funds provided are effectively utilized. However, if I do not get funding, I might review the feedback from the funder and revise my proposal if necessary. I might also seek other funding sources for the project depending on the funder's feedback. The aim is to ensure the project goals are achieved. How would you respond to funder feedback? According to Gitlin et al. (2021), responding to a funder's feedback is integral when seeking funding for a project. The feedback lets you know whether the funder is convinced with your project or not. The first way to respond to the feedback is being grateful for the opportunity to present your proposal. Even if