Improve Data Use and M&E Capacities with ImpactMapper Network Licenses

Oak Foundation's Issues Affecting Women Programme (IAWP) granted ImpactMapper licenses to 40 of its grantees and 3 intermediaries to strengthen their M&E capacities, track and visualize their progress, identify areas for deeper attention and support organizational and programmatic learning. The aim is to increase grantee capacity to more efficiently track, analyze and communicate outcomes to a variety of stakeholders, with the hopes of contributing to increased funding and more evidence-based strategic action to promote women's rights in diverse communities around the world.

Women's Learning Partnership, a network of 20 autonomous women's rights organizations around the world, purchased ImpactMapper licenses on behalf of three partner organizations. The aim of facilitating access to the platform is to build the capacity of partner organizations by supporting the systematization of their data collection, analysis and storytelling, so that they can better share their stories with donors, strengthen the evaluation of Partnership-wide initiatives, and raise the visibility of their work.

An anonymous donor-advised fund is granting 19 ImpactMapper Survey licenses to support nonprofit organizations who, despite smaller budgets, are having a significant impact in their areas of interest. This support has been launched as the ImpactMapper Fellowship program to promote more effective program impact tracking and to support a global culture of learning and sharing among communities and donors.