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What it is. A first-cut evaluation matrix on the six DAC criteria, written so it can go into a ToR.
What you do. Name the programme and the decision. Accept the questions. Email gets the matrix.
What you leave with. Criterion · question · how the answer will be used.
Why not a DAC template download. Templates are empty rows. This writes the questions for this programme and a utilisation line so the matrix is not decoration.
What this is
A first-cut OECD-DAC matrix. Six 2019 criteria, plus an optional utilisation row when a named decision exists. Name and organisation are required on this brief. They do not rewrite the questions.
What is in it
Criterion. The question you accepted. A utilisation line — whose voice, when, and sources. The branded PDF and Word from zs@altamontgroup.ca is that matrix, not a cover.
What you do
Name the programme and the decision. Accept the questions. Work email unlocks the branded note from zs@altamontgroup.ca.
What you walk away with
A branded framework (PDF + Word) from zs@altamontgroup.ca. Criterion, the question they accepted, and the utilisation line. Prepared-for name and organisation on the note. First cut — a team leader still edits it.
What it is not
Not findings. Not an evaluation. Not a .txt download. Not a priced kit until Commerce lists a number.
Who it is for
A MERL lead who needs a matrix tonight, not a request.
Design note
Flags only. A first-cut matrix that pretends the brief was complete is how evaluations miss the decision.
Evaluation matrix
Edit any cell. Cut what you cannot answer. A team leader should Accept this before it goes in a ToR.
Accept the matrix. Then work email unlocks the branded note from zs@altamontgroup.ca.
After Accept and send, print or copy the matrix, start again, or request the priced ToR annex.
Free. Accept the questions. Work email unlocks the branded note from zs@altamontgroup.ca. PDF + Word. Not a .txt download.