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Map Workshop
£ pricing on request
A Map Workshop is a facilitated session that brings counterparts together to map and validate how crisis finance is intended to flow — and how it actually flows — across:
The execution trunk, financing channels, and distribution (last-mile).
The financing channels (sources of emergency liquidity and the pathway for receipting them into government systems).
Distribution (last-mile) (how funds reach people, providers, and subnational implementers).
It produces:
A shared pressure pathway map (roles, gates, and handoffs across trunk / channel / distribution).
A constraint hypothesis set (what is most likely to bind, and where evidence is missing).
A prioritised validation agenda (‘proof pack) with clear evidence owners and next steps.
The workshop is designed to support stakeholder alignment, reduce ambiguity, and accelerate subsequent diagnostics, technical assistance design, or operational planning.
This is a structured facilitation and validation process to agree what to test next and what evidence is needed.
Who are the participants
Finance / Treasury, budget, procurement authority, audit / SAI (where appropriate), key line ministries, delivery agencies, and (where relevant) subnational authorities and payment providers.
What you receive (workshop pack)
Annotated pathway map: trunk / channel / distribution flow map with key gates, decision points, and dependencies.
Constraint hypotheses: agreed candidate constraints by segment.
Evidence agenda: proof pack checklist with document / data owners, access route, and priority order.
Action priorities: concise near-term actions (validation steps) and candidate options for operational improvement to refine with counterparts.
Workshop notes: decisions, open questions, and agreed follow-up plan.
Formats
Remote workshop: 90-180 minutes.
In-person workshops: ½ day or 1 day.
Scope
The Map Workshop is a structured mapping and validation exercise. It does not provide an audit opinion, legal advice, or forensic verification of transactions. Outputs reflect the pathways described by participants and any documentation voluntarily shared for clarification, and specify what additional evidence would be required to confirm or revise key hypotheses.
Who is it for?
IFIs, governments, insurers, climate finance providers, UN agencies, and NGOs who need fast alignment across treasury, budget, procurement, delivery agencies, and partners — before commissioning deeper verification or launching rapid-response programmes.
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