Understanding bottlenecks and creating effective pathways to track government based health services provided to mothers and infants.
Using participatory methods to construct the business with concrete goals for a professional clowning service for a group in Brazil.
Creating a logical evidence based plan to get buy in an institutional platform that connects colleges to its students.
Using the evidence planning tool during the early stages of a project looking to adopt crowd-funding mechanisms to support citizen led initiatives.
Introducing foundations of business thinking to a community of artisans dedicated to preserving their local craft and culture.
‘Marketing’ what you do doesn’t have to mean selling it. The Marketing Mix will help you do this, if that’s your goal, but it’s also useful for defining the different ways in which people might form opinions about your work … Continued
A Business Plan is just that: a structured description of how you do what you do. The plan needs to articulate the problem the business proposes to solve, a vision for how that will be accomplished, and what uniquely qualifies … Continued
Once a project or pilot has been successfully implemented, the next step is to build upon this success by sustaining and growing it further. Essentially this means extending the reach of your work to a bigger population. There are many … Continued
Why do you do what you do? The Evidence Planning tool is a quick way to help articulate and improve what you are trying to accomplish. It gives you an easy way to define and share what it is that … Continued
Setting up a Theory of Change is like making a roadmap that outlines the steps by which you plan to achieve your goal. It helps you define whether your work is contributing towards achieving the impact you envision, and if … Continued