Assemble the donor report in an hour.
A donor report is not written; it is assembled — from the logframe, the results and the reporting clause. This course builds it end to end, then maps it to four donor formats.
Narration by Amara Okafor · Watch the 1-minute overview below · Members watch in the dashboard
Turn a logframe and a folder of results into a donor-ready report — with AI drafting and a human verifying.
A practical, narrated course in eight modules. You read the grant's reporting clause, report every indicator with baseline, target, result and a named source, write a short narrative per output, and write an honest value-for-money note. Then you map the same report to FCDO, EU, UN and World Bank formats. A full module puts AI to work assembling the results table and narratives, with the pitfalls named and checked. Every lesson ends in a file: the results table, the report template, the VfM note and a per-funder checklist.
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Where reports fall down is the foundations.
Not the analysis — the thinking and the numbers underneath it.
The report that ignores its own rules
The grant states the structure, the file type and the deadline. Miss them and the report is sent back.
Results with no source
A result without a named means of verification is challenged on the first read.
Prose that contradicts the numbers
The narrative and the table drift apart when they are written by different people.
One report, four donors
FCDO, EU, UN and World Bank each want a different shape and evidence.
- Read the grant's reporting clause in four passes
- Report every indicator with a named source
- Write a narrative that never contradicts the table
- Write an honest value-for-money note
- Map one report to FCDO, EU, UN and World Bank formats
- M&E and programme officers
- Grants and compliance staff
- Consultants writing reports
- Anyone reporting to FCDO, EU, UN or the World Bank
8 modules, one calm step at a time.
Welcome & the reporting clause
The grant's reporting clause governs the report; open the artifact.
Results against the logframe
Baseline, target, result and a named source for every indicator.
The narrative per output
A short outcome narrative that never contradicts the results table.
The value-for-money note
An honest 4Es note: economy, efficiency, effectiveness, equity.
Donor formats: FCDO, EU, UN, World Bank
Map the same report to the four donors' templates.
Do it with AI: assemble the report
Draft the table and narratives with a prompt; catch the pitfalls.
Assemble, QA & sign off
Assemble the report, run the QA checklist, sign off.
Review, certify & next steps
The reviewer's pass on a donor report; the capstone.
You leave with an assembled report.
The results table, the narrative, the VfM note and a per-funder compliance checklist.
RESULTS · every indicator with baseline, target, result and source NARRATIVE · one short paragraph per output, matching the table VFM · one honest sentence per 4E CHECKLIST · FCDO · EU · UN · World Bank
The course ships the results table, the report template, the VfM note and the per-funder checklist — plus the companion skill.
The materials you keep.
Every lesson ends in a file. These are yours to download and reuse — included with the course and with membership.
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- 109 narrated slides · 65 min
- The templates and the worked example
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- The full ebook and template library
- The full skills library — 40 installable skills
Amara Okafor
Amara has written logframes, indicator sets and donor reports across dozens of evaluations. She built this course so that the documents every donor asks for take an hour — not a week.
Evaluator & M&E trainer. Every idea is shown on one real, worked programme you can copy.
The honest answers.
Who is this for?
Anyone who assembles donor reports — M&E officers, grants and compliance staff, and consultants.
How long does it take?
About 65 minutes of narrated teaching across 8 modules and 109 slides, plus the files you produce.
Does it cover all donors?
Yes — FCDO, EU, UN and World Bank formats, with a per-funder compliance checklist.
Is it included in membership?
Yes — plus the companion skill and the whole library.
Make your next logframe defensible.
Apply it to your next proposal this week — build the theory of change, then the logframe, and sign it.