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UW Extension Non-profit Organizational Assessment Tool

—Website, free

This tool is addressed to non-profit organizations and aims to help them identify their improvement potential through evaluation of nine areas: strategic planning, resources management, board development, marketing, financial empowerment, social entrepreneurship, volunteer involvement, partnerships, and results analysis.

http://www.uwex.edu/ces/cced/nonprofits/management/assessment.cfm
Type of Organization:
Non-profit / civil society organizations (CSOs)
Size of Organization:
Large, Small
Sector:
All
Area of the IOA Model:
Capacity, Performance
Keywords:
Board development, Financial empowerment, Improvement, Marketing, Partnerships, Resources management, Results analysis, Social entrepreneurship, Strategic planning, Volunteer involvement

The Corporate Fund Board Self-Assessment Kit

—Website, free

"The Corporate Fund offers a Board Self-Assessment Kit which allows non-profit boards to assess their effectiveness in a variety of areas. The kit asks board members to rate their board in 12 different areas, ranging from Board-Staff roles to External Relations Practices. Tallying results can give a board a picture of where their strengths lie and what areas to focus on for improvement." The pdf user guide is detailed and well organized. While this assessment requires some planning and some time, you will undeniably find benefits to its conduct.

http://www.thecorporatefund.org/board_self_assessment_kit.asp
Type of Organization:
Non-profit / civil society organizations (CSOs)
Size of Organization:
Large, Small
Sector:
All
Area of the IOA Model:
Capacity, Environment, Performance
Keywords:
Board member, Effectiveness, External relations practices, Improvement, Staff roles, Strengths, User guide

Community Tool Box (CTB) - Guide to Building Culturally Competent Organizations - Competency Building Toolkits

—Website, free

Building Culturally Competent Organizations is an online guide "providing practical, step-by-step guidance in community-building skills" regarding "cultural competence in a multicultural world." This guide is only one among the multiple ones available on the Community Tool Box website concerning many different aspects of communities/organizational management. While it is addressed to a large public, community leaders or aspiring ones will find the website particularly useful.

http://ctb.ku.edu/tools/en/section_1176.htm
Type of Organization:
Non-profit / civil society organizations (CSOs), Profit
Size of Organization:
Large, Small
Sector:
Community
Area of the IOA Model:
Capacity, Motivation
Keywords:
Capacity building, Change, Communication, Community-buidling skills, Community development, Community health, Community leaders, Cultural competence, Equality, Guides, Human development, Improvement, Practical skills
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