Praxis Readiness Review

The Praxis Readiness Review organizes your answers into a starting point for discussion. It is a self-reported planning tool, not a compliance certification or a prediction of funding.

Know where you stand.

Eight questions. A score across your case for support, delivery capacity and reporting readiness.

No email required to see your results. About four minutes.

Budget size and organization type do not affect the score.

01 / Your case for support. How clearly can you explain the need and the program’s response?
02 / Evidence of progress. How do you describe and track what the program changes?
03 / A costed delivery plan. How well does your program budget connect to its activities?
04 / People and ownership. How are delivery and proposal responsibilities assigned?
05 / Financial records. How readily can you trace spending to a program or award?
06 / Deadlines and obligations. How do you manage application, reporting and renewal requirements?
07 / Approvals and eligibility. How do you document eligibility, approvals and spending controls?
08 / Delivery readiness. How ready are the staff, partners and systems to carry the work?

How the score works

Each answer earns 0 to 3 points. Each dimension is its earned points divided by its possible points, expressed as a percentage. The overall score is the rounded average of the three dimension percentages. Budget size and organization type do not affect the score.

Below 40: establish the foundations. 40 to 74: strengthen the gaps. 75 to 100: maintain and verify against the specific opportunity. See How your information is handled