In any science and fact-based paper with a purpose, there is always a "kicker" or bottom line. This is it for your proposal and project. Your studies this term and work on this project have likely caused your mind to race about the possibilities of how you can understand the problem you have been working on, and how you might offer sustainable solutions that can make a difference. So --- what do you propose to do if you receive the grant? There are likely an array of potential things you would like to do. PICK the TOP TWO and list the first step for each --- and what the expected outcome(s) will be. REMEMBER, the UN evaluators are committed professionals seeking real Solutions and Outcomes that could help desperate people improve their nutrition, health and lives. That is precisely what the focus in your solution(s) needs to demonstrate... keeping in mind credible sources contribute the foundation for YOUR analysis and recommendations. Do your best and don't get frustrated with all world's problems you can't solve --- keep your focus on what you CAN DO if you are funded. Which means focus, clarity and impact in your work