Food & learning programme
A grant could support participation, practical learning and a test of affordable access.
W.AI.C IN THE MAKING
We are developing W.AI.C around the questions people bring to investing, philanthropy and systems change. Here is a closer look at the samples you can read, the views taking shape and the questions we are exploring.
Three readable pages from each sample: due diligence, a quarterly report, systems change and an impact strategy. Open the pages and see how the detail is presented.
All previews are illustrative.
Open the report library ↗We are designing ways to move between a strategy, the evidence behind an opportunity and the portfolio around it. The food and learning hub gives these views one shared setting.
A grant could support participation, practical learning and a test of affordable access.
Finance could support useful infrastructure, subject to demand, costs and suitable terms.
Local knowledge, introductions and time could help shape the work and challenge its assumptions.
Possible roles for discussion. Each contribution needs its own assessment, responsibilities and terms.
A view of possible relationships and roles.
Explore the three connected views ↗A useful review lets people follow an observation back to its source, understand its limits and see what deserves another conversation. This is the reading experience we are working towards.
Can affordable access cover its full costs?
Test demand, costs and the terms of any subsidy.
Who helps decide how the hub works?
Hear from people who might use it, including those missing from the conversation.
The sources and questions in this preview are invented.
Read about the knowledge behind the work ↗How could a portfolio carry its learning forward? We are exploring ways to keep questions, responsibilities and changing conditions in view between reports.
A shift in participation, costs or growing conditions could open a question.
Bring the observation back to users, growers, operators and the people supporting the work.
Consider whether to keep the approach, change the terms or explore another contribution.
An area of exploration. We would welcome your perspective.
Share a question with us ↗