$136.34 crowdfunded from 112 people
$1,034.56 received from matching pools
Comprehensive Evaluation Framework for Public Goods Projects
TLDR; Public goods are essential for the web3 ecosystem to thrive. However, a significant gap in funding exists primarily derived from the lack of a consistent mechanism to both quantitatively and qualitatively measure the impact of these initiatives.
Through this project, I aim to address this shortfall, equipping projects with the means to better gauge their impact, refine strategies, enhance stakeholder engagement, and amplify the value they provide.
I'm already working with 3 projects on developing the processes and metrics needed to measure their impact. The funding of this grant will enable me to streamline the process and tools used.
The Why:
The effectiveness of many Public Goods projects can be overshadowed by the challenges of robust impact measurement. Events, such as RetroPGF Round2, underline the struggles projects face in portraying both tangible and intangible outcomes they generate.
How to fix it:
To devise a comprehensive evaluation framework that empowers individual projects to:
- Quantify and articulate their impacts in the web3 ecosystem.
- Streamline the allocation and harnessing of resources.
- Swiftly iterate based on data-driven feedback.
- Engage beneficiaries of these public goods more deeply, facilitating better stakeholder collaboration.
How we all win:
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Holistic Evaluation: My framework combines quantitative metrics with qualitative narratives. This enables projects to not only tabulate tangible results but also to weave stories of broader societal, educational, or communal outcomes they facilitate.
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Secured and Diverse Funding: By presenting a clear depiction of impact, projects can compellingly attract potential benefactors, opening doors to varied funding sources, one of them being Optimism's RetroPGF.
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Optimized Resource Allocation: With access to precise metrics, projects can deploy resources more efficiently, ensuring maximal value generation.
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Rapid Iterative Refinement: Continuous, data-informed feedback will permit projects to swiftly refine strategies, keeping their operations aligned with desired outcomes.
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Enhanced Stakeholder Engagement: By presenting clear benefits and constructing resonant narratives, projects can deeply connect with their beneficiaries, morphing them from passive recipients to active collaborators.
The digital ecosystem flourishes on the pillars of innovation, collaboration, and discernible impact. With the introduction of this framework, I anticipate ushering in a culture where evaluation is rigorous, stakeholder engagement profound, and project growth sustainable.
IEF Comprehensive Evaluation Framework for Public Goods Projects History
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accepted into Zuzalu Continuous Innovation 1 year ago. 59 people contributed $77 to the project, and $931 of match funding was provided.
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accepted into Web3 Community and Education 1 year ago. 53 people contributed $59 to the project, and $104 of match funding was provided.