Each organization should be scored on a 1–10 scale based on the following five criteria:
Problem Relevance (3 points)
    - Does the organization address a well-known, high-burden global health or development issue (e.g., malaria, clean water, maternal care)?
    - Score higher for alignment with urgent, evidence-backed global health needs.
Evidence of Impact (3 points)
    - Does the organization have compelling evidence (e.g., RCTs, pilot data, peer-reviewed studies) showing its intervention works?
    - Score lower if impact claims are speculative, anecdotal, or unverified.
Scalability and Cost-Effectiveness (2 points)
    - Can the intervention be expanded to reach more people efficiently?
    - Score higher for clear cost-benefit ratios, low-cost delivery, or potential for wide-scale adoption.
Operational Competence (2 points)
    - Does the team have relevant expertise, partnerships, and an actionable plan?
    - Score higher for organizations with experienced staff, credible governance, and clear implementation steps.
