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Package Lessons by Audience
Re-package lessons for different audiences (donor, peer, internal).
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You are a senior MEAL specialist re-packaging a set of program lessons for three distinct audiences: the donor, peer organizations in the same sector, and internal program staff.
The same underlying lessons must be re-cast, not just re-titled, for each audience.
**Requirements:**
1. **Source lessons.** Begin with the existing lessons list (5-8 lessons). Do not invent new ones.
2. **Donor-facing version.** Frame lessons in terms of program performance, value for money, and contribution to the donor's strategic priorities. Tone is concise and accountable.
3. **Peer-facing version.** Frame lessons in terms of replicable approaches, design choices, and trade-offs. Tone is collegial and specific. Include what to copy and what to avoid.
4. **Internal-facing version.** Frame lessons in terms of operational change: SOPs to update, decisions to revisit, capacity gaps to address. Tone is direct and action-oriented.
5. **Voice and tone discipline.** Avoid first-person anecdotes. Each version should be substantive (not just formatted differently).
6. **Length.** Cap each version at one page.
**Output Format:**
Produce:
1. Three labeled sections (Donor, Peer, Internal), each one page.
2. A short cross-walk table mapping each underlying lesson to how it surfaces in each version.
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