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🟢 Diversified funding and potentially insulated from market instabilities

Highly developed: Strong diversity in fundraising portfolio.

Reflection:

  • Institutionalise periodic fundraising landscaping exercise and its subsequent use in fundraising planning.
  • Focus on acquiring more multi-year grants to mitigate risks in the interim; along with multiple inventive disbursal designs.
  • No response is urgently required as we have income from various streams and many donors.
  • Our policies do not allow us to pursue any other types of fundraising by grant fundraising; we would consider taking it up for internal deliberations.
  • Others -

Action:

  • Conduct a fundraising diversity audit to determine clear risk and actionable areas.
  • Assess other types of fundraising methods we can operate on in the given landscape.
  • Put strong impetus on identifying minimum twenty new grant funding opportunities through extensive research and innovative program positioning.
  • Start at least 1 new fundraising method this financial/calendar year.
  • Others - 

Notes for Development:

  1. Strong diversity in fundraising portfolio.
  2. Fundraising function has developed into an optimally functioning unit that is consistently innovative and imaginative.
  3. Advanced funding portfolio with a strong mix of various types of donors, partnerships and funding arrangements.