Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

« Previous Version 4 Next »

Now that you’ve learned how organizations engage with Amp Impact’s features, we'll go behind the curtain to understand the key design elements behind each of Amp Impact’s nine functional areas and how they fit together.

Navigate to the child pages below to find critical design resources, including an overview of key functionality, a detailed data model, and a summary of key relationships, for each of Amp Impact’s nine functional areas.

Project Setup: Learn the key design elements to set up Amp Impact’s key project features, including geographic areas, thematic areas, project/org roles, and reporting periods.

Frameworks: Learn the key design elements to create logical frameworks with multi-level impact, outcome, and/or output statements.

Impact/Outcome Reporting: Learn the key design elements to define indicators (KPIs), set targets, add results, and document project narratives through Impact Stories.

Workplanning & Resource Planning: Learn the key design elements to track project activities and milestones and manage the related workforce and procurement requirements.

Financial Management: Learn the key design elements to track budgets, funding pools and disbursements, or funding allocations, and relate them to project targets and results.

Call for Proposal, Application Intake, and Review: Learn the key design elements to manage calls for proposals, applications, and grants through Amp Impact’s Grants Management Plugin.

Submissions: Learn the key design elements to create form templates to collect a variety of data types from internal or external stakeholders.

Risk Management: Learn the key design elements to define risks and risk mitigation strategies while actively monitoring and managing project risks.

Analytics and Data Publishing: Learn the key design elements to publish and analyze impact data with the IATI publishing functionality and PowerBI templates.

  • No labels