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WPWP Campaign 2021

Summary

Limitations

Inputs

Outputs

Outcomes

Key findings

Appendix

What does it take to implement a WPWP Campaign?

In order to learn more about the inputs that went into planning workshops, we asked local organizers to report on the budget, human resource hours, and donations that went into implementing the campaign.

Read this page to learn about the typical resource needs for implementing the 2021 edition of WPWP Campaign.

Budget	Reported budgets were available for almost all the WPWP Campaign. The average national campaign cost $939.12 to implement. This is slightly more than the average cost in 2021. This increase may be due to offline events in addition to online events. Reported budgets were available for 15 of the WPWP Campaign. These ranged from $0 to $1960, with an average of $939.12 Proofreader's note: stated in Summary:Lessons Learned is "average of $782.6" - This requires reconciliation between the two sections.
Hours	Staff and volunteers hours input ranged from 0 to 10 hours per week and most of the organizers reported that they invested 1-3 hrs (39.1%) per week for implementing the campaign.. Time invested in organizing the WPWP Campaign Percentage selected as priority 1-3 hours per day 39.1% 3-5 hours per day 26.1% 1-5 hours per week 21.7% 3-10 hours per week 13% We collected data on number of staff and volunteer hours used in organizing the WPWP Campaign for 23 campaign implementations. Staff hours input ranged from 0 to 10 hours per week.
Donated resources	The majority of WPWP Campaign implementations relied on Rapid Grant support from the WMF, mostly prizes. Most of the 23 WPWP Campaign organizers who reported data on grant funds received used them for prizes, internet and communications support. 21.7% of the campaign organizers reported using grant funds received for prizes/giveaways and 13% for internet. Gauge: Use of donated resources. The donated resources received for the WPWP Campaign in form of grant support reported by local organizers were used mostly for prizes (21.7%) and internet support (13%).