Making the Most Difference
GMSVN’s Social Value Roadmap
A half day workshop
Workshop info
• Workshop materials openly available
• For private, statutory or not-for-profit
• For mixed groups or single organisations
• Introductory level
• Intended for people who want to increase
community benefit of their organisation
• It’s interactive and encourages networking
By the end of the workshop...
• understand what a social value approach is
• understand how it applies to their
organisation
• will have the beginnings of an action plan
Icebreakers
• You, your organisation, one core value
• Quiz...
What % of
children in
Bolton are
living in
poverty?
How many
tonnes of
carbon does
GM produce
per resident?
The life
expectancy
for women
living in
Bolton is...?
Number of
small/medium
enterprises there
are in GM (including
voluntary and
community sector)
The theory...
• Definition
• Social Value Approach
• Social Value Act
• Dispelling the myths
The garage case study
You are the owner of a small garage that services and repairs
cars, employing less than 10 people based in a disadvantaged
area of Bolton.
What ideas do you have for increasing the economic, social and
environmental benefits that the garage has for the local area?
Think about your
organisation...
Group exercise
Assessing and measuring impact
The garage has decided to offer advice to its customers
about tyre pressure as this can have a significant impact on
fuel economy and production of climate change gases.
Who are the beneficiaries?
How could the impact could be measured?
Think about your
organisation...
Group exercise
Telling stakeholders
The garage has decided to offer advice to its customers about
tyre pressure as this can have a significant impact on fuel
economy and production of climate change gases.
How could you inform stakeholders about the impact of advice?
Business case for social value
• What are the key benefits of existing social
value work for my organisation?
• Apprentices have more chance of getting a job
• What other benefits are there for my
organisation of using a social value approach?
• Improve our reputation in the local area
Finally... The Roadmap
A few minutes to reflect on how
participants will take social value forward
in their organisation
Interested in finding out more?
https://gmsvn.org.uk/events/gmsvn-workshop/

Making the Most Difference - a Social Value training course

  • 1.
    Making the MostDifference GMSVN’s Social Value Roadmap A half day workshop
  • 2.
    Workshop info • Workshopmaterials openly available • For private, statutory or not-for-profit • For mixed groups or single organisations • Introductory level • Intended for people who want to increase community benefit of their organisation • It’s interactive and encourages networking
  • 3.
    By the endof the workshop... • understand what a social value approach is • understand how it applies to their organisation • will have the beginnings of an action plan
  • 4.
    Icebreakers • You, yourorganisation, one core value • Quiz... What % of children in Bolton are living in poverty? How many tonnes of carbon does GM produce per resident? The life expectancy for women living in Bolton is...? Number of small/medium enterprises there are in GM (including voluntary and community sector)
  • 5.
    The theory... • Definition •Social Value Approach • Social Value Act • Dispelling the myths
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    The garage casestudy You are the owner of a small garage that services and repairs cars, employing less than 10 people based in a disadvantaged area of Bolton. What ideas do you have for increasing the economic, social and environmental benefits that the garage has for the local area?
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    Assessing and measuringimpact The garage has decided to offer advice to its customers about tyre pressure as this can have a significant impact on fuel economy and production of climate change gases. Who are the beneficiaries? How could the impact could be measured?
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    Telling stakeholders The garagehas decided to offer advice to its customers about tyre pressure as this can have a significant impact on fuel economy and production of climate change gases. How could you inform stakeholders about the impact of advice?
  • 15.
    Business case forsocial value • What are the key benefits of existing social value work for my organisation? • Apprentices have more chance of getting a job • What other benefits are there for my organisation of using a social value approach? • Improve our reputation in the local area
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    Finally... The Roadmap Afew minutes to reflect on how participants will take social value forward in their organisation
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    Interested in findingout more? https://gmsvn.org.uk/events/gmsvn-workshop/