Impact Metrics

SROI and Demonstrating Value: How can each provide a deeper understanding of social impact? (Part 2)

Yesterday, we began a discussion between Simon Anderson, senior SROI analyst with Social Asset Measurements and Garth Yule, manager of evaluation and community impact with Vancity Community Foundation to discuss the compatibility of Demonstrating Value and Social Return on Investment (SROI). Today we will continue that conversation by discussing how DV can help communicate the results of a SROI analysis, and, the preliminary steps required to complete a SROI assessment or work through the DV process.

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SROI and Demonstrating Value: How can each provide a deeper understanding of social impact? (Part 1)

We sat down with Simon Anderson, senior SROI analyst with Social Asset Measurements and Garth Yule, manager of evaluation and community impact with Vancity Community Foundation to find out how Demonstrating Value and SROI can work together to provide a deeper understanding of social impact.

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There’s More to Measurement Than Measuring: An Overview of the 2012 Social Finance Forum

As impact investing continues its momentum, it’s clear that business is changing. As more private sector and public sector organizations work together and more social enterprises are born, the role of impact measurement will be critical in demonstrating the positive changes that our generation has on the world. A world that will remember how we measured up.

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Social Finance Award Nominee-Sarona Asset Management

Profiling the finalists of the Social Finance Awards 2012: Sarona Asset Management.

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Summer School: The Impact of Sustainable Banking

The author just came back from the Summer School of the Institute for Social Banking in The Netherlands, where he taught some lectures. Though Social Banks create a lot of positive impact on society and the environment, it still seems hard to measure the impact.

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