Effective Strategies for Showcasing Project Success
Discover how to present evidence of project success, identify means of verification, types of material that can be utilized, key points to consider, and how to effectively promote success with your target audience. Learn valuable insights to enhance the visibility and impact of your projects.
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Presenting Evidence of Success
Means of Verification Identified sources of evidence you will use to verify your projects success How outputs and achievements are measured Projects expected to submit these means of verification with your annual report and final report
Types of material that can be used Generated by project Project deliverables i.e. Peer review papers & citations Workshop proceedings Survey reports Photos Videos Website hits/ downloads External to project Government data Committee meeting minutes Independent produced reports Red list reports CITES reports CBD reports CMS reports
Key points Material produced by external sources is a stronger source of evidence than project produced materials However control over timing of release of these materials is harder to predict A mix is suggested You may need to offer multiple means of verification for one indicator
Using your evidence to promote your success The Darwin Initiative reports should not be your only audience when promoting the success of your project- there are many ways of promoting your project and the Darwin Initiative Consider: Who is your audience? In what format do they use/read/digest evidence? When could you best present your material (leverage)? What language should you use (technical vs. layman)
