This workbook is the companion to Improving Agricultural Impact: Empowering INGOs to Establish & Enhance their Food Security Programs. It guides participants step-by-step through the 20-session masterclass, translating concepts into practical tools. By working through each session, students move from philosophy to implementation—building a complete program design for their own agricultural and food security initiatives.
The workbook is structured as a hands-on planning environment, where every section of the textbook has a corresponding template. Students are never left with theory alone: after reading a chapter, they immediately apply lessons in a structured workbook, Google Sheet, and/or editable PDF. By the end, they will have developed a program design that is not only coherent but also measurable, fundable, and sustainable.
Key Features
Solution Mapping: Brainstorm and capture program ideas rooted in purpose, needs, and assets.
SMART Outcomes: Transform solutions into clear, actionable outcomes that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Prioritization Grid: Score outcomes by impact, feasibility, and cost; automatically calculate priority tiers.
KPI Registry & Targets: Build a performance framework by defining indicators, baselines, and short-, mid-, and long-term targets.
MEALS Framework: Establish systems for Monitoring, Evaluation, Analysis, Learning, and Sharing, ensuring evidence-based adaptation and accountability.
Tactics & Activities: Convert strategies into practical actions, with timelines, responsibilities, and resource allocations.
Risk & Resources: Track program risks, mitigation strategies, staffing, materials, and budget allocations.
Meeting Rhythm & Decisions: Set management rhythms, record key decisions, and maintain accountability.
Stakeholder Engagement & Marketability: Document strategies to build buy-in, strengthen leadership support, and present a compelling value proposition to funders.
Cumulative Review: Wrap up the process with a complete, integrated design, ready for pilot implementation or donor presentation.
How to Use the Workbook
Begin with the Harvesting Impact Checklist, which provides a roadmap linking each seminar session and textbook chapter.
Progress step by step, filling out each session as you move through the course.
By Session 20, you will have a fully developed program design workbook, complete with a Theory of Change, Logic Model, outcomes framework, MEALS plan, and implementation roadmap.
This workbook is more than an academic exercise—it is a living design document. INGOs can return to it throughout the life of their programs to adapt strategies, refine targets, and update activities. It is equally useful as a training manual for extension agents, a proposal builder for donor engagement, and a practical guide for field implementation.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This workbook is the companion to Improving Agricultural Impact: Empowering INGOs to Establish & Enhance their Food Security Programs. It guides participants step-by-step through the 20-session masterclass, translating concepts into practical tools. By working through each session, students move from philosophy to implementation-building a complete program design for their own agricultural and food security initiatives.The workbook is structured as a hands-on planning environment, where every section of the textbook has a corresponding template. Students are never left with theory alone: after reading a chapter, they immediately apply lessons in a structured workbook, Google Sheet, and/or editable PDF. By the end, they will have developed a program design that is not only coherent but also measurable, fundable, and sustainable.Key FeaturesSolution Mapping: Brainstorm and capture program ideas rooted in purpose, needs, and assets.SMART Outcomes: Transform solutions into clear, actionable outcomes that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.Prioritization Grid: Score outcomes by impact, feasibility, and cost; automatically calculate priority tiers.KPI Registry & Targets: Build a performance framework by defining indicators, baselines, and short-, mid-, and long-term targets.MEALS Framework: Establish systems for Monitoring, Evaluation, Analysis, Learning, and Sharing, ensuring evidence-based adaptation and accountability.Tactics & Activities: Convert strategies into practical actions, with timelines, responsibilities, and resource allocations.Risk & Resources: Track program risks, mitigation strategies, staffing, materials, and budget allocations.Meeting Rhythm & Decisions: Set management rhythms, record key decisions, and maintain accountability.Stakeholder Engagement & Marketability: Document strategies to build buy-in, strengthen leadership support, and present a compelling value proposition to funders.Cumulative Review: Wrap up the process with a complete, integrated design, ready for pilot implementation or donor presentation.How to Use the WorkbookBegin with the Harvesting Impact Checklist, which provides a roadmap linking each seminar session and textbook chapter.Progress step by step, filling out each session as you move through the course.By Session 20, you will have a fully developed program design workbook, complete with a Theory of Change, Logic Model, outcomes framework, MEALS plan, and implementation roadmap.This workbook is more than an academic exercise-it is a living design document. INGOs can return to it throughout the life of their programs to adapt strategies, refine targets, and update activities. It is equally useful as a training manual for extension agents, a proposal builder for donor engagement, and a practical guide for field implementation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798268327687
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This workbook is the companion to Improving Agricultural Impact: Empowering INGOs to Establish & Enhance their Food Security Programs. It guides participants step-by-step through the 20-session masterclass, translating concepts into practical tools. By working through each session, students move from philosophy to implementation-building a complete program design for their own agricultural and food security initiatives.The workbook is structured as a hands-on planning environment, where every section of the textbook has a corresponding template. Students are never left with theory alone: after reading a chapter, they immediately apply lessons in a structured workbook, Google Sheet, and/or editable PDF. By the end, they will have developed a program design that is not only coherent but also measurable, fundable, and sustainable.Key FeaturesSolution Mapping: Brainstorm and capture program ideas rooted in purpose, needs, and assets.SMART Outcomes: Transform solutions into clear, actionable outcomes that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.Prioritization Grid: Score outcomes by impact, feasibility, and cost; automatically calculate priority tiers.KPI Registry & Targets: Build a performance framework by defining indicators, baselines, and short-, mid-, and long-term targets.MEALS Framework: Establish systems for Monitoring, Evaluation, Analysis, Learning, and Sharing, ensuring evidence-based adaptation and accountability.Tactics & Activities: Convert strategies into practical actions, with timelines, responsibilities, and resource allocations.Risk & Resources: Track program risks, mitigation strategies, staffing, materials, and budget allocations.Meeting Rhythm & Decisions: Set management rhythms, record key decisions, and maintain accountability.Stakeholder Engagement & Marketability: Document strategies to build buy-in, strengthen leadership support, and present a compelling value proposition to funders.Cumulative Review: Wrap up the process with a complete, integrated design, ready for pilot implementation or donor presentation.How to Use the WorkbookBegin with the Harvesting Impact Checklist, which provides a roadmap linking each seminar session and textbook chapter.Progress step by step, filling out each session as you move through the course. By Session 20, you will have a fully developed program design workbook, complete with a Theory of Change, Logic Model, outcomes framework, MEALS plan, and implementation roadmap.This workbook is more than an academic exercise-it is a living design document. INGOs can return to it throughout the life of their programs to adapt strategies, refine targets, and update activities. It is equally useful as a training manual for extension agents, a proposal builder for donor engagement, and a practical guide for field implementation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798268327687
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