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SIF National Assessment Survey
Version
5: 2016 survey of SIF Intermediaries
Introduction
CNCS’s Office of Research and Evaluation
has contracted with ICF International to help conduct a National
Assessment of SIF. In 2015 we sent you a survey asking about your
organization’s SIF experience and its work in such areas as
grantee selection and support, evaluation, scaling up of programs,
and collaboration. It also asked about support your organization
received for SIF, change the organization experienced as a result of
SIF, and support to subgrantees.
This survey asks you about your organization’s
experience in these areas in the period between 2014 and 2015. To
facilitate your responses, we have provided the responses for your
organization from the earlier survey. What we are asking you to do
now is provide information on the same topics for 2015 and change
between 2014 and 2015. We also will plan to contact you shortly to
schedule a short telephone call to ask about documentation of changes
related to your organization’s SIF
participation.
Participation in this survey is
voluntary, but we hope you will participate because your
organization’s SIF experience and perspective are extremely
valuable for understanding grantmaking in the U.S., the role of SIF,
and ways to improve SIF.
The survey is sent to you as the
SIF contact person for your organization. If you need to involve
someone else in your organization to respond to the survey questions
please ask that person or persons to respond to questions where they
have the needed knowledge. We are requesting that we receive one
completed survey for the organization.
The survey will
take about 30-40 minutes to complete. Data will be reported in
aggregate; reports of survey findings will not identify individual
persons or organizations. If some comments by respondents would be
helpful to present with the organization identified, we will check
with respondents and only identify the source with the respondent’s
permission.
If you have any questions about the survey,
please contact Elyse Goldenberg ([email protected];
703-225-2426) or Whitney Marsland ([email protected];
703-225-2247) at ICF International.
Selection of Grantees to Fund
This section asks about
your organization’s approach to selecting grantees to fund to
carry out programs in communities in 2015. It also asks about changes
your organization may have experienced over the 2014-2015 period and
(when applicable) the major factors that contributed to these
changes.
In responding to these
questions, please
think about your overall funding to nonprofits that conduct programs
in communities
(not just about your SIF subgrants or about other individual programs
or grant portfolios).
To what extent did your organization do the
following in selecting nonprofits to fund in 2015?
For
each thing that changed between 2014 and 2015, please indicate the
factors that contributed to this change in the rightmost column. If
there was no change between 2014 and 2015, mark “Not
applicable (no change).” If you report that "other"
major factors contributed to a change, please describe those factors
below.
CUSTOMIZED SURVEY WILL SHOW THE ORGANIZATION’S
RESPONSES FOR 2009 AND 2014. THEN IT WILL ASK ABOUT 2015.
THE RESPONSES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION FOR 2009 AND
2014 WERE:
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Major factors that contributed to change between 2014 and 2015
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2009
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Trends in the larger grantmaking world
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Your organization’s participation in SIF
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Specific requirements attached to the funding your
organization receives
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Your organization’s board/leadership directed
organization to implement change
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Other (please specify below)
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Not Applicable (no change)
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A. Used an open competitive process to solicit and review
applications and to make selection decisions
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B. Required applicant organizations to provide evidence of
intervention effectiveness to be eligible for funding (includes
pre- and post-test outcome data or other evidence based on
evaluation studies)
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C. Required applicants to submit a plan for rigorous evaluation
of intervention to be eligible for funding (that is,
quasi-experimental designs with a comparison group, experimental
designs or other similarly rigorous designs)
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If you
indicated that other major factors contributed to change in your
organization relating to selection of nonprofits to fund between 2014
and 2015, specify those factors below:
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Other major factor(s) that contributed to change between 2014
and 2015
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A. Used an open competitive process to solicit and review
applications and to make selection decisions
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B. Required prior evidence of intervention effectiveness as basis
for funding
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C. Required plan for rigorous evaluation of the intervention as a
basis for funding
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1a. If your organization’s participation in
SIF contributed to changes between 2014 and 2015 in your
organization's approach to selecting subgrantees: How did SIF
participation contribute to the changes?
Support
for Grantees
Grantmaking organizations vary in the extent to
which they provide support to grantees to carry out their work and to
develop their capacity to do the work. This section asks about
financial assistance your organization may provide to assist your
grantees in conducting evaluations of their programs and about
non-financial support you may provide to grantees to carry out their
work.
The questions use the term “training and
technical assistance” to refer to a variety of kinds of
non-financial support to help grantees implement their programs and
achieve program goals. Examples of training and technical assistance
include:
training and
coaching, whether provided in-person or remotely (e.g., webinars)
technical
assistance, including activities such as consultation, problem
solving or facilitation
the provision of
handbooks, tools, templates or other resources for grantees to use
to carry out their work
bringing grantees
together (in person or remotely) to share problems and solutions
other similar non-financial support to
assist grantees to implement their program
In
responding to these questions, please think about your overall
funding to nonprofits that conduct programs in communities (not just
about your SIF subgrants or about other individual programs or grant
portfolios).
To what extent did your organization provide
support for your grantees in the following areas in 2015? If
the support varied by grantee or grant program, please think about
your grantees or programs overall or on average.
For each
thing that changed between 2014 and 2015, please indicate the
factors that contributed to this change in the rightmost column. If
there was no change between 2014 and 2015, mark “Not
applicable (no change).” If you report that "other"
major factors contributed to a change, please describe those factors
below.
CUSTOMIZED SURVEY WILL SHOW THE ORGANIZATION’S
RESPONSES FOR 2009 AND 2014. THEN IT WILL ASK ABOUT 2015.
THE RESPONSES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION FOR 2009 AND
2014 WERE:
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Extent to which organization did this in
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Major factors that contributed to change between 2014 and 2015
(mark all that apply)
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2009
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2014
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2015
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Trends in the larger grantmaking world
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Your organization’s participation in SIF
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Specific requirements attached to the funding your organization
receives
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Your organization’s board/leadership directed
organization to implement change
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Other (please specify below)
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Not Applicable (no change)
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A. Provided funding to carry out an evaluation or hire an external
evaluator (as part of the grant, or through other means)
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C. Provided training or technical assistance (by your staff,
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program
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If you indicated that other major factors
contributed to change in your organization relating to support for
grantees between 2014 and 2015, specify those factors below:
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Other major factor(s) that contributed to change between 2014
and 2015
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A. Provided funding to carry out an evaluation or hire an external
evaluator
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B. Provided training or technical assistance to conduct rigorous
evaluation
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C. Provided training or technical assistance to support
implementation of the program
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2a. If your organization’s participation in
SIF contributed to changes between 2014 and 2015 in the support your
organization provides to grantees: How did SIF participation
contribute to the change?
Evaluation
Evaluation is a systematic process to address
such issues as the extent to which a program or intervention achieves
its intended outcomes and impacts and how it can be improved.
Organizations differ in their use of evaluations of programs that
address community needs. In addition, the importance of evaluation as
part of an organization's practice may change over time.
This
section asks about your organization’s use of evaluation in
2015 and its evaluation resources and infrastructure. In addition, we
are interested in changes your organization may have experienced over
the 2014-2015 period, and the factors that contributed to those
changes.
To what extent did your organization do the
following regarding evaluation in 2015?
For each thing
that changed between 2014 and 2015, please indicate the factors that
contributed to this change in the rightmost column. If there was no
change between 2014 and 2015, mark “Not applicable (no
change).” If you report that "other" major factors
contributed to a change, please describe those factors below.
CUSTOMIZED SURVEY WILL SHOW THE ORGANIZATION’S
RESPONSES FOR 2009 AND 2014. THEN IT WILL ASK ABOUT 2015.
THE RESPONSES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION FOR 2009 AND
2014 WERE:
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Extent to which organization did this in
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Major factors that contributed to change between 2014 and 2015
(mark all that apply)
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2009
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2014
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2015
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Trends in the larger grantmaking world
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Your organization’s participation in SIF
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Specific requirements attached to the funding your organization
receives
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Your organization’s board/leadership directed
organization to implement change
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Other (please specify below)
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Not Applicable (no change)
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A. Conducted rigorous evaluations of programs funded by your
organization
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B. Used evaluation findings to improve programs funded by your
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C. Used evaluation findings to demonstrate and communicate
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If you indicated that other major factors
contributed to change in your organization relating to evaluation
between 2014 and 2015, specify those factors below:
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Other major factor(s) that contributed to change between 2014
and 2015
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A. Conducted rigorous evaluations of programs funded by your
organization
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B. Used evaluation findings to improve programs funded by your
organization
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C. Used evaluation findings to demonstrate and communicate
effectiveness of programs funded by your organization
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3a. If your organization’s participation in
SIF contributed to change in your organization's approach to
evaluation: How did SIF participation contribute to the change?
4) Did/does
your organization have the following in 2015?
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2015
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Staff position(s) or group within your organization dedicated to
evaluation
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Yes/No
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External evaluation partner(s) -- consultant(s) or organization(s)
that provide your organization with evaluation services
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Yes/No
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Part of the organization's budget dedicated to evaluation
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Yes/No
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5) For this question, think about your
organization's total evaluation budget in 2015 in comparison to 2014
(both in terms of dollars and as a percentage of the organization's
total budget). Was your 2015 evaluation budget…
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Total evaluation budget in dollars
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Evaluation budget as percentage of organization’s total
budget for year
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6) If you can access or estimate your
organization's budget and staffing for evaluation in 2014 and 2015,
please provide the following information:
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Total annual evaluation budget (in $) – for in-house
evaluators or external partners
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Annual evaluation budget as % of the total organization budget
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Number of full time equivalent (FTE) staff with primary
responsibility for evaluation
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Scaling up of evidence-based programs: Increasing
the impact of programs within the community or in other communities
A number of grantmakers are interested in scaling
up programs that have shown evidence of effectiveness -- increasing
the impact of a program within the community or expanding it to other
communities or populations. This section asks about your
organization’s involvement in efforts to scale programs.
7) To what extent did your organization do the
following regarding scaling up of programs 2015?
For each
thing that changed between 2014 and 2015, please indicate the factors
that contributed to this change in the rightmost column. If there was
no change between 2014 and 2015, mark “Not applicable (no
change).” If you report that "other" major
factors contributed to a change, please describe those factors below.
CUSTOMIZED SURVEY WILL SHOW THE ORGANIZATION’S
RESPONSES FOR 2009 AND 2014. THEN IT WILL ASK ABOUT 2015.
THE RESPONSES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION FOR 2009 AND
2014 WERE:
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Extent to which organization did this in
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Major factors that contributed to change between 2014 and 2015
(mark all that apply)
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2009
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2014
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Trends in the larger grantmaking world
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Your organization’s participation in SIF
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Specific requirements attached to the funding your organization
receives
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Your organization’s board/leadership directed
organization to implement change
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Other (please specify below)
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Not Applicable (no change)
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A. Undertook efforts to scale up existing program(s) – i.e.,
to expand the program(s) within the community or to other
communities or populations
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B. Selected programs for scale-up based on rigorous evaluation
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If you indicated that other major factors
contributed to change in your organization’s approach to
scaling up programs between 2014 and 2015, specify those factors
below:
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Other major factor(s) that contributed to change between 2014
and 2015
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A. Undertook efforts to scale up existing program(s)
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B. Selected programs for scale-up based on rigorous evaluation
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7a. If your organization’s participation in
SIF contributed to change in your organization's approach to scaling
up programs: How did SIF participation contribute to the change?
Collaboration to
Address Community Needs
8) To what extent did your organization
participate in collaborations to support implementation of programs
in communities, in 2015?
For each thing that changed
between 2014 and 2015, please indicate the factors that contributed
to this change in the rightmost column. If there was no change
between 2014 and 2015, mark “Not applicable (no change).”
If you report that "other" major factors contributed to a
change, please describe those factors below.
CUSTOMIZED SURVEY WILL SHOW THE ORGANIZATION’S
RESPONSES FOR 2009 AND 2014. THEN IT WILL ASK ABOUT 2015.
THE RESPONSES FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION FOR 2009 AND
2014 WERE:
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Extent to which organization did this in
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Major factors that contributed to change between 2014 and 2015
(mark all that apply)
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2009
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Your organization’s participation in SIF
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Specific requirements attached to the funding your organization
receives
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Your organization’s board/leadership directed
organization to implement change
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Other (please specify below)
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Not Applicable (no change)
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A. Participated in funding alliance(s) with other nonprofit sector
organizations. (For example, co-funding programs through joint
funding; providing or receiving matching funds; or other
collaboration)
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C. Collaborated with other organizations for purposes of advocacy
– to advocate for or develop public support for programs or
approaches to addressing social problems
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If you indicated that other major factors
contributed to change in your organization between 2014 and 2015,
specify those factors below:
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and 2015
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A. Participated in funding alliance(s) with other nonprofit sector
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organizations to share knowledge
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C. Collaborated with other organizations for purposes of advocacy
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8a. If your organization’s
participation in SIF contributed to change in your organization's
collaboration: How did SIF participation contribute to the change?
Support
Received by SIF Intermediaries
The preceding sections asked about change in your
organization’s experience in different areas in the period
between 2014 and 2015. Now think about technical assistance or
similar support (e.g., coaching, facilitation, tools) your
organization may have received during your SIF funding period from
2014 to 2015 to help you increase capacity or make changes. CNCS
would like feedback from intermediaries to learn from intermediary
experience and improve SIF services.
Did your organization participate in SIF in the
period from 2014 to 2015?
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[] No – If no, skip to Q. 17
9) What kinds of support or resources have been
especially helpful? Who provided them? (Please give examples)
10) Were there kinds of support or resources that
have been less helpful to you? How could these be improved? (Please
provide examples or suggestions)
11) Were there areas where you would have
benefited from receiving more support or resources than you did?
(Please provide examples)
Development
of Capacity among Your Organization’s SIF Subgrantees
This section asks about your SIF subgrantees’
capacity to carry out different functions - at the time their SIF
funding started and in 2015 - and the extent to which any change in
their capacity were attributable to their participation in SIF.
In
responding to these questions, please think about your SIF
subgrantees overall or on average. If some subgrantees have
experienced particularly great increases in capacity, or have faced
particular challenges or have not increased capacity, you can mention
those exceptions in examples.
12)
Overall, how would you rate your SIF subgrantees' capacity to do the
following, at the time their SIF funding started and in 2015? For
areas where your SIF grantees’ capacity has increased, how much
of that change is the result of their participation in SIF?
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Your SIF Subgrantees’ Capacity at the Time their SIF Funding
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A. Implement the interventions they are carrying out in their
communities
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B. Design and conduct rigorous evaluations of their interventions
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C. Make use of evaluation findings for program improvement
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D. Raise matching funds for the intervention
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F. Scale up the intervention (i.e., increase impact within
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G. Share knowledge and best practices
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Your SIF Subgrantees’ Capacity in 2015
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How much of the change in your subgrantees’ capacity has
been a result of their participation in SIF?
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A substantial amount
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Not applicable (no change)
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13) If there has been a change in your SIF
subgrantees' capacity, please provide examples and describe how SIF
has contributed to the changes. (These can include reduction in
capacity as well as increase.)
14) If
there are other areas where SIF subgrantee capacity has increased
because of SIF, please describe:
15) If there has been a change in your SIF
subgrantees' capacity, what other factors (other than SIF) have
contributed to the change? (These can include reduction in capacity
as well as increase.)
16)
What have been some of the greatest challenges you have experienced
in seeking to increase SIF subgrantee capacity, and what approaches
have been most effective in addressing these challenges?
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Challenges in seeking to
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Federal
Funding
Federal Funding
19) Did
your organization receive any federal government funding, other than
SIF funding, in 2015?
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) Yes
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Tiered Evidence Grant Programs.
Tiered
evidence programs are programs where the funder awards grants based
in part on the quality of past evidence and requires grantees to
develop a higher level of evidence for the effectiveness of the
programs based on rigorous evaluations.
The federal
government funds several tiered evidence initiatives. In
addition to SIF, these include the Department of Education’s
Investing in Innovation (i3) program, and the
Workforce Innovation Fund (WIF) supported by the
Departments of Labor, Education, and Health and Human Services.
20) Based
on your experience in SIF, how effective do you think tiered-evidence
initiatives are in achieving such outcomes as building evidence in an
area?
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) Somewhat effective
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) Not effective
20a. Please
explain:
21) What do you think are the
strengths or contributions of tiered-evidence initiatives?
22) What do you think are the problems or
limitations of tiered-evidence initiatives?
Reflections on SIF experience
These last questions ask you for some final
reflections on your organization’s experience with SIF.
23. Thinking about the successive years of your
SIF funding – what were the major changes your organization
experienced in each year of SIF funding and what were the reasons for
those changes? (If you have not yet experienced the later years,
please write NA for “not-applicable – have not yet
experienced that year”)
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24. What are the strengths/benefits of the SIF
model compared with other programs you have participated in? Please
provide examples.
25. What
are the challenges/problems of the SIF model compared with other
programs you have participated in? Please provide examples.
26.
Thinking about your organization’s programs (other than SIF) in
which you fund grantees to carry out programs in communities: has
your SIF experience affected how you conduct those other programs?
(
) Yes
(
) No
(
) N/A – do not have any other programs in which organization
funds grantees to carry out programs in communities
(If respondents select “Yes” to
question 26) Please describe how your SIF experience has affected the
way your organization conducts other grant programs.
27. Are there elements of SIF that your
organization has sustained or will sustain over the longer term,
after the completion of the period of SIF funding?
( ) Yes
( ) No
( ) Don’t
know
(If respondents select “Yes” to
question 27) Please describe the elements that will be sustained and
how your organization will sustain them.
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28. What advice would you give a federal agency
that was considering use of an intermediary model similar to SIF?
28. What recommendations do you have for
improving the SIF program?
Thank You!
Thank you for taking our survey.
Your
response is very important to the Corporation for National and
Community Service.
We will plan to contact you shortly to schedule a
short telephone call to ask about documentation of changes related to
your organization’s SIF participation. We are interested in
documented evidence of change in such areas as organizational
practice, policies and procedures, organizational structure, or
changes in engagement with other organizations and the field. We
will send you an email in advance and schedule a call for a time that
is convenient for you.
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