Grants talk:IdeaLab/“Editoras en Acción”

@EditorasEnAccion: Hey can you illustrate your goals of this project. Atanuami (talk) 12:07, 3 April 2015 (UTC)

Eligibility confirmed, Inspire Campaign

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Aggregated feedback from the committee for Editoras en Acción

Scoring rubric	Score
(A) Impact potential Does it have the potential to increase gender diversity in Wikimedia projects, either in terms of content, contributors, or both? Does it have the potential for online impact? Can it be sustained, scaled, or adapted elsewhere after the grant ends?	7.9
(B) Community engagement Does it have a specific target community and plan to engage it often? Does it have community support?	5.9
(C) Ability to execute Can the scope be accomplished in the proposed timeframe? Is the budget realistic/efficient ? Do the participants have the necessary skills/experience?	5.4
(D) Measures of success Are there both quantitative and qualitative measures of success? Are they realistic? Can they be measured?	5.1
Additional comments from the Committee: Good potential for increasing content and recruiting more women to edit. Would be great to see a partnership with the Wikimedia Education Program and experienced Wikimedians. Like the idea of involving a museum and would like for this proposal (if funded) to fully document their successes and lessons learned so that others might leverage this approach in particular. I also like the focus on inclusion (e.g., inviting different ethnic groups for participation). It has a local influence, but I don't see any plan to reproduce process / findings outside of Ecuador. There is a clear community target (some institution in Ecuador), but I don't see Wikimedia community support. Their plan to engage ethnic minority women is an excellent addition. Would want to see actual work with the Interactive Museum in the City of Quito and the collective of Women in Science, before there's a chance of this working in the longer term. No information on the project team and their experience, Needs specific targets but the general idea of what to measure seems reasonable. The budget is not realistic and high in relation to the activities planned.

Inspire funding decision

This project has not been selected for an Inspire Grant at this time.

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