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Decidi for nonprofit leaders
Pressure-test the case before the funder reads it.
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Have the theory of change, the impact claims and the budget challenged by independent models — so the grant, the strategy and the report you submit hold up to a skeptical funder.
Why nonprofit leaders use it
- Pressure-test the theory of change for the leap between activity and outcome.
- Have a skeptical funder read the grant proposal looking for the weak link and the overclaim.
- Stress-test impact claims so a confident model can’t inflate a number you can’t defend.
- Surface the sustainability and the dependency risk a board would ask about.
- Run the program critique: what’s the unintended harm, what’s the assumption that fails?
- Steelman the alternative use of the funds so the case for yours is honestly made.
Stress-test before you ship
- The theory of change — activity-to-outcome logic
- Impact claims — defensible, not inflated
- The grant proposal under a skeptical funder
- Sustainability and dependency risk
- Unintended harm in the program
- The alternative use of funds, steelmanned
Your council
Adversarial passes we run
Theory-of-change critiqueImpact-claim auditFunder’s-eye readSustainability-risk sweepProgram pre-mortem
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