Management of funded projects
We take the approved proposal and turn it into a working plan: activities, dates, people and budget, aligned with what the funder expects.
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Project Delivery
A funded project is a promise with dates attached. We run the plan, the reporting and the paperwork so the milestones are met and every payment is released on time.
We take the approved proposal and turn it into a working plan: activities, dates, people and budget, aligned with what the funder expects.
Expenses tracked as they happen and reports assembled before they are due, so a payment request is never held up by missing paperwork.
Planning, tracking and reporting run from outside your team, with one point of contact and a single picture everyone can see.
We work alongside your teams, not in a workshop room, until the new ways of working are part of how the week runs.
The lifecycle
Step 1
Execution plan aligned with the funder's schedule
Step 2
Kick-off and roles: who does what, and by when
Step 3
Milestone and expense tracking, month by month
Step 4
Progress reports and expense justification
Step 5
Final report, audit file and project close
Missing a milestone or failing an audit can mean funds are withheld or clawed back. That is the part we are there to prevent.
Sound familiar?
The grant was approved. Now the reporting starts.
We track milestones and expenses so every payment request is ready on time.
Our projects run late and leadership can't see why.
We set up planning, tracking and reporting that give everyone the same picture.
We adopted Agile, but it never really took hold.
We work alongside your teams until the new habits are part of daily work.
Our project manager left halfway through.
We pick the project up, document what exists and carry it to close.
By scope, agreed in writing before we start. For funded projects, project management costs are often eligible under the grant itself — we tell you upfront whether that is the case for your call.
Tell us where it stands. We'll tell you what the next three months should look like.