The expectation that both the grantee and the grantor will contribute money to the success of a project is referred to as:
A) E quality funding
B) Soft match
C) Cost sharing
D) Institutional cooperation

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Cost sharing refers to the expectation that both the grantee and the grantor will contribute money to the success of a project. The grantee is usually required to contribute a percentage of the project cost, which can vary depending on the funding source and the type of project. Cost sharing is considered a form of institutional cooperation, as both parties are working together to achieve a common goal. E quality funding is not a recognized term in the grant funding world, and soft match is a term that refers to non-monetary contributions (such as volunteer hours) that may be used to meet the grantee's funding obligation, but is not directly related to the question being asked.

The Expectation That Both the Grantee and the Grantor Will