Analysing and Reporting

In this case study you hear about ESS’s experience of commissioning and implementing a new database to meet our organisation’s specific needs for gathering and storing data.

Shows funders how being flexible with reporting requirements can help funded organisations tell their story.

This guide looks at how you can use case studies to illustrate the impact of your work. Case studies not only help to bring your reports to life, but they can be used in a variety of other ways depending on the audience and purpose.

This guide helps you think about how to turn your evaluation information into a report for funders and others.

This guide covers how you can analyse and make sense of the information you have gathered through evaluation so that you can write reports.

This is a supplementary sheet to ESS Support Guide 3a – Analysing information for evaluation about analysing quantitative information.

This is a supplementary sheet to ESS Support Guide 3a – Analysing information for evaluation about analysing information as you go.

This is a supplementary sheet to ESS Support Guide 3a – Analysing information for evaluation about analysing qualitative information.

‘Funder-led. Bureaucratic. Time-consuming. Misunderstood.’ All words that have been used to describe UK grant reporting – the process (or processes) by which charities report their progress to funders. A group

Quirkos is a qualitative analysis software package which has been developed by social researchers to allow researchers to visually analyse qualitative text data and present them statistically.

This template sets out what most funders are looking for in reports. It is taken from Harmonising Reporting – a document produced by ESS and Scotland Funders’ Forum.

This guide is aimed at third sector organisations. It is a practical guide to reporting on outcomes blending qualitative and quantitative information.

Top tips for funded organisations about how to build mutually beneficial relationship with their funders.

Research on reporting found that funders don’t always get what they need from the reports they receive and that third sector organisations can find the reporting process burdensome. So in

The Life Changes Trust Toolkit is a website with lots of information and evaluation resources. The material provided is organised around a number of main themes: What is evidence: Some basic

This handbook provides a framework for thinking about evaluation as a relevant and useful program tool. The Handbook also provides background reading on logic models. The Handbook identifies four steps