How are findings from a CBAT-O assessment typically reported?

Findings from a CBAT-O assessment are typically reported through a comprehensive assessment report. This format allows for a detailed analysis of the organization's strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement based on the data collected during the assessment. A comprehensive report not only presents the findings clearly but often includes recommendations for capacity building and strategies to conquer identified challenges.

This method of reporting ensures that all stakeholders can access and understand the information thoroughly, facilitating informed decision-making and effective planning for organizational growth. A comprehensive assessment report functions as a valuable resource that can be referenced over time, making it superior to informal discussions or email summaries, which may lack the depth and formal structure needed for strategic planning. Presentation formats, while useful for sharing information in a summarized manner, do not typically encompass the same level of detail as a comprehensive report allows.