Industry
NGOs and the Development Sector
Impact evidence is usually trapped inside reports nobody outside the organisation reads. Making that evidence usable comes before building the channels that carry it.
- Priority order
- Market 4 of 7
- Approach
- Make the impact evidence usable first, then build the chan…
- Frameworks
- GoTo Insight™, GoTo Trust Framework™, GoTo Academy™
- Home market
- Bloemfontein, national reach
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Common challenges
01What we find
Common challenges in this sector.
01Donor confidence and the need to demonstrate governance to funders.
02Impact evidence trapped inside reports.
03No dedicated communications capacity.
04Constrained budgets.
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Our approach
02Diagnostic approach
Make the impact evidence usable first, then build the channels that carry it.
- 01Extract and structure the impact evidence before designing the annual report.
- 02Present results with the method and the sample, because results without a stated method are opinion with charts.
- 03Build a communications rhythm a small team can sustain without a specialist.
- 04Development sector and community pricing is a deliberate part of the firm’s positioning, approved as a decision and recorded as an investment rather than disguised as a commercial rate.
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Relevant services
03What we bring
Services applied in this sector.
Communications and fundraising communication strategy
Brand identity
Website development
Impact and annual reporting design
Content and social media
Knowledge management
Capability training for small teams
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Frameworks and outcomes
04Method and results
The frameworks applied, and what the sector should expect.
Frameworks applied
Expected outcomes
- Stronger donor and partner confidence.
- Impact evidence presented credibly.
- A small team able to sustain a professional communications rhythm.
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Engagements in this sector
05Engagements
Anonymised, with evidence labels applied.
Client names appear only with written permission on file. Where an engagement is illustrative rather than a reported outcome, it says so.
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