Onboarding Process
Welcome to GIVING BACK, a Swiss-based organization dedicated to identifying, vetting, and funding projects that create meaningful social and environmental impacts. We believe that by supporting innovative and sustainable initiatives, we can contribute to a better world for all.
This document outlines our onboarding process for project submissions, providing a step-by-step guide to help you navigate through the application and evaluation stages. Whether your project focuses on environmental conservation, health and well-being, education, social support, or scientific advancement, we are here to support your vision and help bring it to life.
Please take the time to review each section carefully, as it contains essential information about how to present your project effectively. Our goal is to ensure that your application aligns with our mission and has the best chance of success.
We look forward to learning more about your project and
working together to make a positive difference.
Here are some of the information you will need to provide our selection committee, you can also download our Onboarding Guide as a PDF.
| PROJECT DESCRIPTION | |
|---|---|
| Project Name | |
| Name of Organization | |
| Country of Origin | Indicate where the project is located |
| Place of Implementation | Indicate which part of the world will your project be implemented |
| Short Description | Please write a short description of your project, max 250 characters |
CATEGORIES
| V | PROJECT CATEGORIES |
|---|---|
| 1. Environmental and Animal Conservation | |
| 2. Health and Well-being | |
| 3. Education and Community Development | |
| 4. Social and Economic Support | |
| 5. Scientific and Cultural Advancement |
PROJECT KPI
To help us evaluate your proposal effectively, there’s something crucial we need from you: clear KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). And don’t worry, we’ll explain exactly what that means and why it’s important.
What Are KPIs and Why Do They Matter?
KPIs are measurable goals that show how your project will achieve its intended impact. Think of them as a way to track your progress and prove that what you’re doing is working. For example:
• If your project is about planting trees, a KPI might be the number of trees planted.
• If it’s about improving education, a KPI could be the number of students who gain access to your program.
Why Do We Need KPIs in Simple Terms?
Here at Giving Back, we want to ensure that every dollar we fund is making a real difference. KPIs help us understand:
1. Your Project’s Impact: What exactly will your project achieve?
2. Your Goals: How will you measure success?
3. Accountability: How can we confirm that the funding was used effectively?
KPIs also help us tell your story better. When we share the success of your project, having numbers or milestones makes it more tangible and inspiring.
| Goal 1 | |
|---|---|
| Output 1 | |
| Output 2 | |
| Output ... |