User:Lahariyaniyathi/Proposal Plan 2018-19

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Overview

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1. In order to support community review, please provide a brief description of your organization's work in the upcoming funding period.
  • CIS-A2K would be working towards creating an inclusive Wiki atmosphere in the Indian sub continent during this proposal period. With emphasis on creating safe spaces, promoting gender gap bridging activities A2K team would like to work with all the Indian communities, projects and individuals with interesting ideas and for the overall development of Wikimedia movement. In alignment with the strategic direction of the Wikimedia movement A2K team proposes to conduct activities which will boost Knowledge as Change Agent in redistributing Social Equity. During this proposal period A2K team would work across four crucial areas for the growth and sustainability of Indic communities and projects.
CIS-A2K will devote resources towards Content Enrichment, conducting and supporting Skill Building Initiatives, building sustainable Partnerships and Development of Capacity and Leadership amongst Indic Wikimedians. To achieve these goals we will be adopting a three pronged strategy of:
  1.   Invest on Ideas: Indic Wikimedia communities have a lot of interesting ideas and plans which can boost readership and improve retention. A2K team will also be experimenting with new ideas such as 'Intensive Personal Wiki Training'
  2.   Build on our earlier works:' In the previous years CIS-A2K has conducted and supported several programs and initiatives such as Train the Trainer, MediaWiki Training. These activities will build on our strengths and become best practices.
  3.   Ensuring retention:
CIS-A2K would work to improve the ratio of retention and device programs with in-built strategy to keep editors and readers engaged with Wikimedia projects.
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Content Enrichment Activities

  • Diversifying Coverage
  • Bridging the Gender Gap;
Skill Building Activities
  • Train the Trainer
  • MediaWiki Training (Technical Training)

Partnerships Development

  • Wikipedia Education Program,
  • Optimization of Opportunities
Leadership Building
  • Global Engagements,
  • Communities of Interest
The plan is presented in the following inforgraphic:
 
We have taken care to address feedback received by the FDC committee during the last proposal and have also incorporated changes suggested by community members during the last proposal period.
Our effort in this proposal is to produce a clear and comprehensive proposal that brings to light the challenges and opportunities present amongst the Indian communities.


2. Name, fiscal year, and funding period.
  • Legal name of organization: The Centre for Internet and Society
  • Organization's fiscal year: 1 April – 31 March
  • 12-month funding period requested: 1 July 2018 – 30 June 2019
  • Currency requested: Indian Rupees (INR)
  • Name of primary contact: Tanveer Hasan


Conversion rate

  1 → US$ 0.015

3. Amount requested.

Table 1

Currency requested US$
Total expenses for the upcoming year 16,315,663[1] 225,000
APG funding requested for the upcoming year 14,888,963 225,000
Amount of funding received from WMF for the current year 12,000,000 180,000


Financials: current year

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The purpose of this section is to give the FDC an idea of how your organization is receiving funds and spending funds toward your current plan. Your current funding period is the funding period now in progress (e.g. 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2016 for most organizations).


Table 2

Financials for the current funding period
Revenues or expenses Planned (budgeted) Actual, until one month before the proposal due date Projected
Currency requested US dollars Currency requested US dollars Currency requested US dollars
Revenues (from all sources) 12,000,000 180,000 9,229,587 139,438.05 12,000,000+156,500 180,000+ 2,347.5
Expenses 12,000,000 180,000 4,336,446 65,046.69 12,454,000 186,810

Table 2 notes:


Programs: upcoming year's annual plan

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This section is about your organization's programs. A program is a defined set of activities that share the same objectives and a similar theory of change. Please share the general goal of each program, and then list the specific objectives that the program will meet. Please do not include information about your organization's operating activities in this section. You may provide information about activities like administration, staff and board training, fundraising, governance, and internal IT in another section or in a supplementary document, but please do not include these activities here as programs.

1. For each program, and overall
  • Include targets for each of the three shared measures for each program, and overall. If one or more of these required metrics are not relevant to any of your programs, please consult your program officer.
  • Also choose at least two grantee-defined metrics to highlight in this section, and include targets for each of these grantee-defined metrics for each program, and overall. (Other program-specific metrics may be included in your program objectives, in the detailed program sections below.)


Table 3

Shared metrics

  1. Participants: The number of people who attend your events, programs or activities, either in person or virtually. This definition does not include people organizing activities, social media followers, donors, or others not participating directly.
  2. Newly registered: The number of participants that create new accounts on a Wikimedia project. These include users who register up to two weeks before the start of the event.
  3. Content pages: A content page is an article on Wikipedia, an item on Wikidata, a content page on Wikisource, an entry on Wiktionary, and a media file on Commons, etc. This metric captures the total number of content pages created or improved across all Wikimedia projects.

Grantee-defined metrics

  1. A: A1
  2. B: B2
Program Participants Newly registered Content pages A B
1 2 3 4 5 6
TOTAL FOR ALL PROGRAMS 7 8 9 10 11


Table 3 notes:


2. Please list your goals and objectives for each program. Please be sure your objectives meet all three criteria for each program
  • The objectives listed are each SMART: specific, measurable, attainable and relevant, and include time-bound targets.
  • Include both qualitative targets and quantitative targets, and remember to highlight your baseline metrics.
  • Provide any additional information that is important to our understanding of this program. For example, you may include needs assessments, logic models, timelines, tables, or charts. Share how this program will contribute more broadly to movement learning, or explain how your program aligns with important Wikimedia priorities such as increasing participation and improving content on the Wikimedia projects.



Staff and contractors: upcoming year's annual plan

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1. Please describe your organization's staffing plan or strategy here, and provide a link to your organization's staffing plan or organogram if you have one.
2. List of staff by department or function.
You can use this table (or substitute your own list) to show us the number of FTEs (fulltime equivalents) for each department or function, where one person working at 100% time would be counted as 1.0. We need this information about the total number of staff (FTEs) you plan to have by the end of the current funding period, and staff you plan to have by the end of the upcoming funding period.

Table 4

FTEs
Department or function End of current funding period End of upcoming funding period Explanation of changes
Program Director 1 1 Sunil Abraham, the Executive Director of the Centre for Internet and Society, will remain our Program Director
Program Manager 1 1 Tanveer Hasan will take the responsibility of Program Manager this year
Sr. Program Officer 1 1
Program Officer 0 1
Community Advocates 5 5
Account Officer 0 1 For Accounts.
Intern 1 1 For bridging gender gap research.
Total (should equal the sum of the rows): 9 11

Table 4 notes or explanation of significant changes:

3. How much does your organization plan to spend on staff by the end of the current funding period, in currency requested and US dollars?
4. How much does your organization plan to spend on staff by the end of the upcoming funding period, in currency requested and US dollars?


Financials: upcoming year

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Detailed budget: upcoming year

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Please link to your organization's detailed budget showing planned revenues and expenses for the upcoming funding period (e.g. 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2017). This may be a document included on this Wiki (Meta) or a publicly available spreadsheet.

Revenues: upcoming year

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Please use this table to list your organization's anticipated revenues (income, or the amount your organization is bringing in) by revenue source (where the revenue is coming from) in the upcoming funding period (e.g. 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2017).

  • Use the status column to show if this funding is already guaranteed, if you are in the process of requesting funding, or if you are planning to request funding at a later time.
  • Please include in-kind donations and resources in this table, as applicable, and use the status column to show that they are in-kind resources.
  • Do not include money you plan to draw from your reserves during the upcoming funding period.

Table 5

Anticipated revenues for the upcoming funding period
Revenue source Currency requested US dollars Status (e.g. guaranteed, application)


Wikimedia Foundation 15,000,000 225,000 Proposal and work plan submitted to Wikimedia Foundation
Telangana Government, India 2,000,000 30,000
In-Kind support 420,000 6,300
Google CSR Donations - -
Total revenues (should equal the sum of the rows): -

Table 5 notes: If your organization has significant funding other than FDC funds, please note how those funds will be used.


Operating reserves: current and upcoming years

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Please note that there is a policy that places restrictions on how much FDC funding your organization can use to build its operating reserves. If you would like to use FDC funding to for your organization's reserves, you must note that here. You will not be able to decide to allocate FDC funding from this grant to your reserves at a later date.

1. What is your plan for maintaining, building, or spending your reserves in the current year and the upcoming funding period? Please use the table below to show the amounts in your reserves at the beginning, year-to-date, and end of your current year, and the amount you plan to have in your reserves by the end of the upcoming funding period.

Table 6

Year Year start Year start (US) Year-to-date Year-to-date (US) Year end Year end (US)
Current year (e.g. 2017) 1 2 3 4 5 6
Upcoming year (e.g. 2018) - - - - 7 8
2. How much FDC funding is your organization requesting to add to your reserves in the upcoming funding period? If you are not requesting any FDC funding to add to your reserves in the upcoming funding period, you can write zero.


Expenses: upcoming year's annual plan

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1. Expenses by program (excludes staff and operations).
Program expenses are the costs associated specifically with your organization's programs, and do not include operating expenses or staff salaries, which will be described in separate tables. Program expenses may be the costs of an event, the costs of outreach materials specific to a program, budgets for microgrants and reimbursements, or technical costs associated with specific programs, for example. The programs listed in this table should correspond to the programs you have listed in the programs section of this proposal form.


Table 7

Program Currency requested US dollars
1 2 3
Total program expenses (should equal the sum of the rows) 4 5

Table 7 notes: If your organization has significant funding designated for specific programs (e.g. a restricted grant), please make a note of that here.


2. Total expenses. Please use this table to summarize your organization's total expenses overall.
These are divided into three categories: (1) staff expenses from Table 4 (including expenses for staff working on both programs and operations), (2) expenses for programs from Table 7 (does not include staff expenses or operations expenses), and (3) expenses for operations (does not include staff expenses or program expenses). Be sure to check the totals in this table to make sure they are consistent with the totals in the other tables you have submitted with this form. For example, your total program expenses excluding staff will be equal to the total in Table 7, while your total staff expenses will be equal to the total in Table 4 and your total expenses will be equal to the total in Table 1.


Table 8

Expense type Currency requested US dollars
Program expenses (total from Table 7, excludes staff) 1 2
Operations (excludes staff and programs) 3 4
Upcoming staff total expenses (from Table 4) 5 6
Total expenses (should equal the sum of the rows) 7 8

Table 8 notes:


Verification and signature

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Please enter "yes" or "no" for the verification below.

The term “political or legislative activities” includes any activities relating to political campaigns or candidates (including the contribution of funds and the publication of position statements relating to political campaigns or candidates); voter registration activities; meetings with or submissions and petitions to government executives, ministers, officers or agencies on political or policy issues; and any other activities seeking government intervention or policy implementation (like “lobbying”), whether directed toward the government or the community or public at large. General operating support through the FDC may not be used to cover political and legislative activities, although you may make a separate grant agreement with the WMF for these purposes.
I verify that no funds from the Wikimedia Foundation will be used
for political or legislative activities except as permitted by a grant agreement


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  1. This amount included in-kind support of INR 1,426,700 in-kind support