- List the top 20 questions your team needs to answer to advance the venture forward. Categorize the questions if necessary.
- Are there any similar ventures?
- Is there previous research that we can build off of to improve our project?
- What cultural barriers do we need to address regarding maternal health?
- How can we make our project self-sustaining?
- What kind of research and films have we conducted in the past?
- What are the incentives for people to participate in our films?
- How will we continue to generate new ideas for disseminating our films?
- How does the governance of Sierra Leone impact our project?
- What kind of training do we need in order to improve our films?
- What new film and photography skills can we implement in order to make a new and innovative product?
- How will we measure the impact of our films?
- How can we create films that are catered to a Sierra Leone audience?
- What are some challenges we anticipate and how might we overcome them?
- How can we scale the impact of our films?
- How can we build off of the progress past team members have made?
- What resources do we need to advance our project?
- How do environmental influences impact maternal mortality rates in Sierra Leone?
- Who are new partners that we can reach out to?
- How can we create new products to disseminate our films in Sierra Leone with the resources they use there currently?
- What are new film ideas that we can cover besides antenatal and postnatal care?
2. Develop and Visualize the Theory of Change (Logic Model) for your venture. Please submit a crisp visual.

3. Develop a Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) plan for your venture. Identify short-term and long-term outcomes.
- For the Outputs and Outcomes you identified
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- What are your metrics of success?
- A reduction in maternal mortality rate
- Increase in number of places our films are disseminated to in order to broaden our audience and the number of people we reach
- For example, more conferences, publications, films created, & an educational product utilizing our films and research
- Increase in healthcare professionals
- Increase in education on maternal and child health
- How will you measure them?
- Short-Term
- Number of women in the healthcare field
- Number of courses incorporating education on maternal and child health services such as resources available, prevention services, or even family planning
- Long-Term
- Reduction in maternal mortality rates
- Increase in attendance at health clinics, hospitals, and facilities
- Increase in health-seeking behavior among pregnant women
- Short-Term
- What are your metrics of success?
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