Open CDC Framework · Tool 03

Maturity Self-Assessment

Pick a function, then click a status for each criterion; the score and open actions update as you go. A level counts only when every criterion at that level and below is implemented: staged scoring, no averaging up. See the maturity model. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Assessment details and how scoring works · assessors, date, evidence location

Assessors

Assessment date

Evidence repository

Each criterion is scored on a five-point scale. Only “implemented” and “implemented & evidenced” count towards a level. The three states below them record work in flight without moving the score, because the maturity model is staged and does not average up. See the scoring method.

Not considered Planned Partially in place Implemented Implemented & evidenced

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Target profile

Evidence-based scoring: count a criterion only when it is implemented & evidenced. Use this when the result goes to an auditor or the board.

L1L2L3L4

Achieved Into next level Target

Click a function to open it.

Reassess annually or after major change; review open actions quarterly. Export a snapshot each round to track the trend; see reassessment cadence.

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Help build the benchmark. The contribution contains only the five answers above, the month, the framework version and the status of each of the 71 criteria. It does not contain your organisation's name, evidence notes, owners, due dates, targets or the assessors' names. You see exactly what is sent, and nothing leaves your browser until you send it yourself.

Open CDC Framework · CC BY 4.0 · Criteria mirror assessments/maturity-self-assessment.md. Orientation only. Scores without recorded evidence tend to come out higher than evidenced ones.