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Managing for Learning and Impact
Stef Steyaert, Mark Hongenaert, Tinne Vandensande, Wouter Van den Berghe, Valerie Bockstette, Marc Pfitzer, Hallie Preskill
Over the past three years, the King Baudouin Foundation has developed a more systematic approach for the evaluation of its projects, which FSG helped codify in the KBF Project Management Guide: ‘Managing for Learning and Impact’.
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Opportunities for Foundation Leadership
Jeff Cohen, Nathalie Jones, Leslie Crutchfield
These three case studies show how community foundations, working to
create more informed and engaged communities, contributed to
transforming their own institutions.
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Museum Evaluation Without Borders
Hallie Preskill
This article invites readers to think outside of evaluation’s current boundaries and to see the deep connectedness between what museums hope to achieve and how we evaluate the extent to which these aspirations may be realized.
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Communicating Education Metrics
Jason Lee, Hallie Preskill, Rebecca Graves
New research highlights eight innovative tools that allow users to communicate social metrics effectively to a wide range of users.
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Trustee Evaluation Toolkit
Mark Kramer, Eva Nico, Samantha Nobles-Block
Trustees and foundations need innovative evaluation approaches to make strategic decisions, better plan work, improve implementation and track progress.
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The Evaluation Matrix
Mark Kramer
Evaluation is one of the most confusing topics in philanthropy – in part because it embraces multiple definitions that are often jumbled together.
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Benchmarking Philanthropy
John Kania
Benchmarking philanthropic performance against industry peers is
extremely helpful in finding ways to increase both the business and
social benefit of every dollar the company contributes.
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The Evaluation of Capacity Building Grants
Rebecca Graves, Henry Culbreath
Many foundations now have programs
aimed at capacity building for their grantees. FSG's analysis of the
Maine Community Foundation (MCF) highlighted three basic lessons that can increase the likelihood of
success for
any capacity building initiative.
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