NPM800 Lecture 6: Week 6 Non Profit Organization 2
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For your organization: on collective impact did we address the core issue in a way that resulted. Were we inclusive did all members feel like they had a voice at the table. Rule #1: use evaluation to enable rather than limit strategic learning. Five simple rules for evaluating collective impact: by mark cabaj president, from here to there, make shifts to strategy, adaptive leadership, experimentation, learning by doing, iterative. Rule #3: shared measurement if necessary, but not necessarily shared. For shared measurement to work, policy makers and funders must work together with local leaders to align their measurement expectations and processes: shared measurement is time consuming and expensive. Collective impact initiatives should avoid trying to design large and perfect measurement systems up front, opting instead for simple and roughly right versions that drive not distract from strategic thinking and action.
