Most logic models look fine until a reviewer reads them closely. Then the quiet problems surface: a count sitting where an outcome belongs, a target that works out to half a person, a result like "empower" parked in the activities column. Reviewers catch these in seconds, and they cost you points.

The Logic Model Audit Template is a quick self-audit you run on your own logic model before you submit. It walks you through the five places logic models most often mislead a reviewer, with a plain-language test to spot each one and a fix to correct it on the spot. No new framework to learn, and it works with any logic model you already use.

What's inside:

• A five-point checklist, one for each common logic model error

• A test to catch each problem and a fix to correct it

• The reverse-math trick reviewers use to spot invented percentages

• A doing-verbs versus result-verbs quick-reference that keeps your activities and outcomes in their proper columns

• A printable format you can keep beside your draft and check off as you go

Built for working grant professionals who want a final pass that catches the errors strong-sounding proposals tend to make.