Inheriting a Grant Portfolio A case on grantmaking in water management
Put yourself in the shoes of a grantmaker who takes over a longstanding program, only to learn that it needs to be slimmed down and made more effective. This case surveys the landscape, then lets you decide what to do.
Highlights
- Reviewing what has gone before
- Identifying a new focus and direction
- Making your first decisions
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