PHILADELPHIA’S PUBLIC GRANTS TRANSLATION
As Global Opportunities Increase, Farsi, Hebrew and Arabic Language Translation Has an Important Role in Philadelphia’s Public Grant Sector
Public grants are administered by governments and government-linked agencies using taxpayer money and user’s fees. Supervisory agencies want an open process with greater outreach, accountability and transparency than is usually associated with private grants. Philadelphia is home to many of these public grant makers which include federal, state and local entities who require the international outreach only possible with language translation, interpretation and transcription. Since by definition the grant process is intended to be open and fair, public grants are given stronger legal restrictions than private ones. The public agencies which are the source for these grants subcontract many forms of services with language generally being a fundamental one. International and domestic development group grant recipients and corporations must comply with a host of U.S. and international laws. As populations and technology shift major world languages such as Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew are needed by public grant makers in increasing numbers.
Each Step of the Process in a Public Grant issued by a Philadelphia organization Can Require Language Translation and Interpretation
It goes without saying that Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew language supporting materials are essential if your prospective sponsor works or will be working in those cultures, but even if the sponsor is a U.S. based government agency, the needs of the grant’s beneficiaries are critical. A company, school or other grant-seeking entity with expert resources in those language gains a considerable practical advantage over other grant candidates. It may be essential to the Grant provider must translate documents and interpret various events to and from Farsi, Hebrew and Arabic that meet cultural differences as well as conform to all United States and international regulations. Some of these regulations can be quite complex, drawing on exacting translation skills for law and accounting, as well as the specific educational, cultural or scientific vocabularies of the project requesting the grant money.
In Today’s Global Economy the Ability to Execute a Public Grant Proposal May Well Depend on the Quality of Your Hebrew, Farsi and Arabic Language Services
It’s essential to use a Philadelphia-based language service provider with direct experience in the field of grants, one that exclusively employs certified and credentialed linguists, especially when working in Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew. High qualifications for translators and interpreters are always required to assure complete communication of the strength of the applicant’s grant proposal. Capturing the full meaning of a complex proposal requires mastery of the grant process but also of the specific needs of the subject matter and specific language services needed.
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A Nearly Thirty Year Track Record of Expert Translation in Philadelphia Serving the Needs of Public Grants: The Experts at AML-Global
For more than a Quarter of a Century, American Language Services (AML-Global) has been a top ranking provider of international language services in Philadelphia and worldwide, including translation, interpretation, and transcription of Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew, as well as providing specialized equipment for multilingual public and private meetings of all sizes. The experienced staff at American Language Services has the knowledge and the cutting edge technology to provide the best support for your grant request process, in Farsi, Hebrew and Arabic and in all languages. They stand ready to help 24/7 on the phone at 800-951-5020.
