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NGO Grading
Grading Criteria & scale
B2K Analytics has developed unique grading criteria – PROVEN methodology for grading of NGOs
- People
- Resources and asset quality
- Organization structure
- Value creation
- Efficiency in operational and financial management
- Nourishment for growth
NGO Grading Scale
Star Gradings are assigned on a State-specific, seven-point scale from , ‘
- 7 Star’, the highest, to ‘ -1 Star’ the lowest, as per definition given below :
For example: a grading of “KA ‘ - 7 Star' indicates the highest “Excellent” Grading in the State of Karnataka and "KA ‘ -1 star' indicates “Far Below Average” Grading in the State of Karnataka, which is the lowest.
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Excellent - Delivers Excellent quality of services. |
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Very Good - Delivers Very Good quality of services. |
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Good - Delivers Good quality of services. |
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Fair - Delivers Fair quality of services. |
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Average - Delivers Average quality of services. |
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Below Average - Delivers Below Average quality of services. |
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Far Below Average - Quality of services delivered is Far Below Average. |
| No Star | Needs significant improvement / Not assessed. |