Funder reflection and action tool¶
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Description¶
A structured organizational self-assessment tool developed by Meg Long and colleagues to help funders evaluate whether their strategic intent, culture, and capacity support place-based systems-change investing.
Components¶
- Funder reflection and action tool for place-based systems change investments: The article introduces a tool intended for funders who have chosen place-based systems change strategies. As printed, "This tool is intended to help funders who have elected to invest in place-based systems change strategies assess the extent to which their strategic intent, culture, and capacity can support complementary dimensions of systems change." The tool operates as a structured self-assessment instrument through which funders examine their own organizations rather than external programs, and it is positioned as a step toward clarifying investment focus. (Meg Long et al. (2021))
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Key Sources¶
- Meg Long, Wanda Casillas, James Liou. (2021). Investments in Implicit and Explicit Dimensions of Place-Based Systems Change: A Tool for Funder Reflection and Action. Mathematica and Equal Measure. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/investments-in-implicit-and-explicit-dimensions-of-place-based-systems-change-a-tool-for-funder
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Funder reflection and action tool |
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A structured organizational self-assessment tool developed by Meg Long and colleagues to help funders evaluate whether their strategic intent, culture, and capacity support place-based systems-change investing. |
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