Program design
Short cycles with owners named and dates on a wall.
We convene operators, funders and neighbourhood groups around one practical question: what can be built and staffed this season.
Write to the desk See the workShort cycles with owners named and dates on a wall.
Templates, procurement and reporting that do not eat the week.
Closed rooms when the public meeting would stall the job.
AICDC helps local operators write the one-page that funders can actually read — owners and dates, not theory.
Shared templates for procurement, attendance and a report that does not eat Thursday.
When a public meeting would stall the work, we convene the people who already hold the job.
People already running a programme with too many logos around them.
Who want a table, not another remote report.
When a season plan needs names, not a vision deck.
We do not invent a new NGO. We ask who staffs the season.
What can be built and paid this season. Program design starts there.
Shared ops so the paperwork is not a second job.
A written note: what landed, what slipped, who still owns it.
AICDC is a working table — grants, training slots and shared tools — for people already doing the work on the ground.
We convene operators, funders and neighbourhood groups around one practical question: what can be built and staffed this season. AICDC is allergic to capacity-building that never touches a timesheet.
If your ask is a brand film about ‘the community’, we are the wrong door. If you need a room, a roster and a date, write.
Bring the last failed report if you have one. We learn faster from that than from a vision statement.
Write [email protected]. Name the operators and the season constraint. AICDC will offer a seat or a no.
Write [email protected] with the situation, a date if you have one, and the best way to reply. We read the box and answer in order.
Write to the desk