Unit 4: Reporting

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4.9 Is your organisational reporting mechanism fit for purpose?

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Activity 4.5 Your organisational reporting mechanism

Drawing on all your learning so far, study the example table below, which has four columns, and complete it for your organisation. You may want to discuss the details further with other people in your organisation.

Column 1 – is a list of the criteria for an effective organisational reporting mechanism.

Column 2 – is the reasons behind those criteria.

Column 3 – has been left blank for you to complete on behalf of your organisation. If the criteria are ‘Met’, shade the box green; if they’re only ‘Partially met’, shade the box orange or amber; and if they’re ‘Not met’, shade the box in red. Or use different symbols: ‘–’ or ‘x’.

Column 4 – make a note of the various areas in organisational policy, procedure or practice which can be improved.

When you have completed the table, reflect on the exercise and consider these questions:

What did you learn?

What key improvements will you take forward in your organisation?

This is a table assessing whether your organisational reporting mechanism is fit for purpose. There is an accessible PDF version of this table available in the downloads area.© (Adapted from FCDO’s Enhanced Due Diligence Standards. Reproduced under the terms of the OGL)

Here is a downloadable version of this table.

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Want to find out more?

If you are interested in reading more on reporting mechanisms, follow the links below:

Bond Safeguarding Report Handling Case Studies Resource

Organisational reporting mechanism pdf

PSEAH Index – English | CHS Alliance