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Measuring your social impact can help you get funding and improve your services
Providing evidence of your organisation's social impact has become increasingly important. Most charities cite requirements from outside funders as the key driver for measuring impact, as well as the wish to tell a present a narrative about the social value they generate.
This course has been specifically created for UK Charities and Social Enterprises. Over two days, you will learn and understand how to measure the social impact of your own organisation in a way that is:
- appropriate to the type of work that you do; - rigorous; and - cost-effective.
You will discover several different approaches to measuring impact and walk away with the ability to conduct and communicate a rigorous impact assessment of your organisation's activities - even if you have no prior experience with economic analysis.
Throughout this interactive course, you will have the opportunity to apply the new concepts you have learned through exercises and case studies. You will benefit from being taught by recognised experts in the field and the course will include an opportunity to pick the brains of a leading fundraising consultant.
By investing in learning how to measure your social impact you will not only increase your chances of obtaining funding, it will serve philanthropists make more informed investment decisions and often drive improvements in the delivery of key services also.
... compare different definitions of social impact. ... distinguish between several types of measurement tools that are available. ... assess which method is most suited to your type of organisation and the type of funding you are pursuing. ... identify the data and metrics that are required to make an assessment rigorous. ... understand technical aspects of social impact assessment such as SROI.
... relate your impact measurement back to your organisation's activities, outputs and outcomes.
Logistics
Please note the following details:
Each day will start at 9:30am and finish at 4:30pm.
You will receive a full itinerary of the course two weeks before commencement.
Tea/coffee/water and biscuits will be provided throughout the two days.
If more than one person would like to attend from your organisation, we may be able to offer discounts. It could also be cheaper and more effective to have a workshop specifically tailored for your organisation. Please contact the course Director Pratik Dattani at PDattani@economicpolicygroup.comto find out more.
Presenters
The course will be presented by:
Pratik Dattani: Economist and Managing Director at EPG who has led several impact measurement studies in the UK and abroad, including one in 2011 for a welfare-to-work provider launched at the Bank of England. He has published articles and papers on impact measurement, including Challenges and Misconceptions with SROI. He runs a large charitable organisation in his spare time.
James Newell: Fundraising consultant and Senior Associate at Kingston Smith, and has led strategic voluntary income growth for a number of charities and causes. He is secretary of the Institute of Fundraising’s Trust and Statutory Fundraising Special Interest Group and a trustee for the Howard League for Penal Reform. He has completed his Post Graduate Diploma in Grantmaking, Philanthropy and Social Investment from Cass Business School.
Harsha Patel: Harsha is the Managing Director of Doing Social, a social enterprise delivering innovative programmes that enable people to develop viable social ventures. Harsha has an MBA specialising in capacity building and over a decade of experience working in the Civil Society / Third sector. In that time, she has supported over 150 charities, not-for-profits and social enterprises, as a management consultant, trainer and project manager.
Special guest TBC: Every training course we run features a senior Trustee or Board-level presenter from a key organisation in the third sector, or providing services to the third sector. The speaker is always tailored to the audience.
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The Crypt
St Martin in the Fields
Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross
WC2N 4JJ
Thursday, 17 January 2013 at 09:30 - Friday, 18 January 2013 at 16:30 (GMT)
i-genius is the world’s largest international community of social entrepreneurs. With a network spanning almost every country in the world, i-genius promotes the development of social entrepreneurship, social businesses and the wider social economy. Founded by Tommy Hutchinson (Founder & CEO), i-genius began trading in 2008 and is based in London and Dublin.
i-genius has worked on projects in almost 40 countries in partnership with an extensive network of universities (including University of Northampton, Ambedkar Delhi, Liverpool Hope) and with organisations as diverse as the European Union, Commonwealth Enterprise & Investment Council, OECD, Italian National Statistics Institute (ISTAT), Royal Mail, British Council, Channel 4 and its effectiveness is recommended by BBC The World Challenge. i-genius is co-founder of the Global Centre for Healthy Workplaces which includes its annual Global Healthy Workplace Awards and Summit with partners (and award winners) including: World Bank, FIESC/SESI, GSK, Unilever, IBM, Shell, Xerox, Aetna, American University, Cigna, Aetna, and University of Arizona.
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