
Our Philosophy:
Meaningful Monitoring
At the Vander Weele Group, our work is guided by a philosophy we call Meaningful Monitoring. Meaningful Monitoring is a mindset, a skill set, and a strategic approach to grants monitoring that asks not only if programs are compliant and meeting objectives, but whether they are meeting them well. It's possible for a program to meet all its legal obligations and still fail to achieve its mission.
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Meaningful Monitoring:
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Systematizes compliance processes so leadership can focus on what’s important
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Identifies program improvements rooted in practitioners’ perspectives
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Reveals obstacles to success not easily captured by quantitative data alone
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Promotes technical assistance, grantee training, and non-punitive plans for improvement*
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Captures and shares best practices, successful strategies, and resources
*Except in cases of fraud, waste, and abuse or other violations of federal and state law.
