> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.catalystcontributors.org/idea-categorisation-analysis/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.catalystcontributors.org/idea-categorisation-analysis/overview.md).

# Overview

There are a number of issues with the current [challenge setting process](https://docs.catalystcontributors.org/funding-categorisation-analysis-1/challenge-settings/challenge-setting-process) used in the Catalyst ecosystem. In this documentation you will find a break down of the current process, analysis on different ways to do categorisation, which attributes are preferable and more effective and suggestions towards an improved funding categorisation approach.

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### Contents

* [**Approaches**](/idea-categorisation-analysis/approaches/overview.md) - Analysis looking at the different approaches for idea based funding categorisations and how they impact the funding process to determine which approaches are more desirable.
* [**Advantages of Suggested Idea Categories**](/idea-categorisation-analysis/advantages-of-suggested-idea-categories/overview.md) - A list of all of the advantages of using the suggested idea funding categories.
* [**Analysis**](/idea-categorisation-analysis/analysis/incentives-and-game-theory-for-open-source-development.md) - Analysing different factors, dynamics and approaches relevant for idea categorisations.
* [**Experimental Categories Analysis**](/idea-categorisation-analysis/experimental-categories-analysis/small-and-early-stage-ideas-category.md) - Analysis for understanding why a suggested experimental category can be introduced and what problems it could help solve.