Iowa Code r. 21-52.23 - Scoring criteria
(1)
Application scoring. A scoring committee will be established
by the department to evaluate applications on a scale of 0 to 100. Projects
receiving a score below 70 will not be considered.
(2)
Scoring criteria. The
department will use the following criteria to evaluate each application:
a. The extent to which the project addresses
the goals of the program to increase the sale of Iowa agricultural products,
increase market access, diversify markets, or increase processing capacity: 20
points.
b. The extent to which the
project benefits Iowa including the potential to impact many farmers, both
short-term and long-term impacts, and the possibility of creating jobs and
investments: 20 points.
c. The
ability of the applicant to demonstrate sound business management, financial
aptitude, and stability: 15 points.
d. The sufficiency of the project's budget
and financing structure: 20 points.
e. The sufficiency of the project's proposed
work plan and timeline including a detailed description of the steps the
applicant will take to complete the project as well as estimated dates: 15
points.
f. The extent to which
measurable objectives can be determined that demonstrate the proposed project's
benefit to the agriculture community: 10 points.
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