Understanding Back Matter in a Proposal

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Back matter is the material that comes after the main body of the proposal. It typically includes the appendices, references, and bibliography. It is important to include back matter in a proposal because it provides additional information that may help the reader better understand the proposal. It can also provide additional evidence to support the proposal's claims. By including back matter, the proposal is more likely to be taken seriously and accepted.

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Back matter in a proposal is another term for appendices. Appendices are additional pieces of information or evidence included in a proposal to back up the claims made in the proposal. They can include any relevant supporting materials such as technical drawings, financial statements, samples of past work, or market research data. By including back matter in a proposal, proponents are able to show a much more comprehensive picture of their proposal and prove why it should be accepted.