Note on the Nonprofit Coherence Framework
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In a recent interview with The Chronicle of Philanthropy, my colleague, Laura Restrepo, spoke about the Nonprofit Coherence Framework that I co-developed with [nonprofit’s board or staff] several years ago. The framework defines nine key elements and 15 subelements of organizational coherence and provides a way to assess overall organizational coherence. “We have always said that the nonprofit sector has been somewhat lacking in a systematic way of thinking about their organizations. click The Nonprofit Coh
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People are the most important aspect of a nonprofit. If it’s not the people, it’s worthless. In this blog, I want to share a model of nonprofit coherence developed by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), which aims to “incorporate all six dimensions of social capital and community resilience in a comprehensive and sustainable way.” My colleagues and I, as researchers from UNC’s Graduate School of Administration, spent two years studying the impacts
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“The nonprofit coherence framework is a strategic conceptual framework designed to provide nonprofits with a coherent way of thinking about and engaging in the broader social and political systems. It seeks to promote a more coherent and effective nonprofit sector.” (2.1-2.2) The nonprofit sector has come to dominate much of our society and is often viewed as providing essential services to communities. But the traditional understanding of a nonprofit as a purely charitable organization misses a deeper understanding of the role
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The Nonprofit Coherence Framework is a research project at the Institute for Nonprofit Practice that provides frameworks and principles for the alignment of nonprofit organizational, governance, and programmatic policies, processes, and values. The framework was developed in collaboration with many members of the nonprofit sector, including the Center for Public Programs at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (CPPUC), the Center for the Analysis of Social Policy at Harvard University, the Center for Nonprofit Management at the University of Minnesota (CNM
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1. Define nonprofit Coherence Framework Nonprofit Coherence Framework (NCF) is a theory that helps organizations to better understand their roles and objectives by identifying their relationships within the broader socio-economic context. The Framework is a four-dimensional model that describes and measures the degree of interconnection among the stakeholders, resources, processes, and outcomes of a nonprofit organization. It helps in identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the organization and designing strategies to improve the coher
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In my previous blog post, I introduced the Nonprofit Coherence Framework, a framework for examining the coherence of nonprofit organizations. Here, I summarize the key elements of the framework, and describe how they can be applied to assess nonprofit performance. The framework is based on the assumption that nonprofit organizations are best viewed as interconnected and interdependent systems that have certain similarities and differences. The framework can be applied in various ways, including: 1. Identifying interconnectedness: The framework defines interconnectedness as the degree
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“Inspired by the recent nonprofit survey, I wanted to write about this concept to help nonprofit leaders better understand and address the challenges they face in their organizations. The concept is simple: “We create a “sense of purpose” around every organization and project, then build alignment and coherence between people, mission, and mission statements.” The concept’s roots lie in the mission-driven work I did in the 80s when I was in the consulting business. I found that a great team can work at full power, and often