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Thank you for your video❤

Great info!

Why does it jump from Chapter 2 to 6?

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please can you send me the document of metrics.

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great thank you

it was ver useful, thank you Chris

You have greatly simplified ToC!!

I love it

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fine please send your pdf documents

Highly useful

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Thank you for this 🙏🏾 It is the Rite of Passage that our youth community need. 💗

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I like the outline Risk Breakdown Structure you provide in the 9 types of risk. A good basis for 'risk finding' when used to interrogate program logic and functional delivery interactions.

Hi mr. Can u help me to know the same commponent of project result monitoring and evaluation report?

where are these stats and studies that you mention from?

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Hi Trainers. Can i get some visual document thats show how the metrics should be potrayed on

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very helpful

Thanks a lot for this presentation

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Thanks for this video Chris! I super appreciate that you're talking about Lean experiments for social Impact. I have found the Lean testing approach so valuable to my own social change endeavors and believe it can dramatically improve how we operate in the social sector. One thing I'd suggest is to reduce the time and scope of your tests so you can get feedback more quickly. For example, instead of a 2 to 4 month test where you test out your theory of change with an entire apartment building, could you do a test in 1 to 2 weeks with just 5 to 15 people and get similar learnings? If so, go with the faster test because I have found that the more times you can move through the feedback loop, the better chance you have at nailing your model. Also, I'm curious about how and what you measure with your tests. I've been encouraging folks to come up with key success metrics for reaching people, converting them, engaging them, and ultimately impacting them. You'd then run a quick lean test to see if you can hit your metric and if not, iterate and test again. I'm interested to hear what SoPact folks think about key success metrics and how you track data from lean tests.

It is very interesting lesson. Thank you all you presenters. Would be good to us you send us the presentation. slides. Also the excel share and ToC.

Thank you very much ...

Hello. Do you mind sharing the Portfolio excel file? Thanks!

Thank you so much for this, SoPact. Do kindly share the slides. I look forward to the next session.

this is great! can I get a copy of the spreadsheet template for my organization? thaanks

This is great, Oscar, M&E

I like it!

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Appreciate the video

It's the wonderfuliest piece of all others I have been going through on the topic, thanks you very much Sopact team for breaking down the theory.

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