Income & Outcomes: Innovative Data Management, Metrics, and Models for Social Enterprise Social Enterprise Alliance Summit April 29, 2010
Making Impact Valuable to Practitioners Visibility Know-How Capacity Technology Demand from Investors/Funders
Know-How:  Approaches Burgeoning Landscape  Global SROI Network SROI Lite SROI Toolkit SROI Calculator Technology: Cost-Savings Demand: Leadership Impact Dashboard SM … Not an exhaustive list…
Measure, Manage & Communicate monetized value qualitative value quantified value financial  value narrative value Impact Valuation that reflects the  full spectrum ©2007-2010 SOCIAL VENTURE TECHNOLOGY GROUP. All rights reserved. www.svtgroup.net
Communicate Your  Value Profile Organization 1 Organization 2 Organization 3 Financial  information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative Financial  information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative Financial  information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative e.g. Kiva e.g. YMCA e.g. South Pole ©2007-2010 SOCIAL VENTURE TECHNOLOGY GROUP. All rights reserved. www.svtgroup.net
Connect with  Information  Profiles Organization Financial  information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative Audience 1 Audience 2 ©2007-2010 SOCIAL VENTURE TECHNOLOGY GROUP. All rights reserved. www.svtgroup.net
 
Pulse Project
Metric Definition
Investment Metrics
Social Impact Measurements:  Considerations/Issues for ZeroDivide Process and Impact Outcomes Individual, Organization, Community Outcomes Aggregating Results The Data Balancing Act Fear of Failure Social Return on Investment
 
Change Agent Productions Budget v. Actual Year 1 v. Year 2
SROI: Change Agent Productions
A coached process and 10-step tool for learning how to measure impact using SROI methodology
First steps are same as pretty much all impact measurement techniques
Impact differentiates between “what happened,” and “what would have happened anyway”
Scenario planning Value can be projected over time and modeled by entering different assumptions
Report is automatically generated Report includes an Impact Map that details underlying assumptions
Manage What Matters The tactics of measurement should increase your ability to advance your mission. Evidence of your impact should be an artifact of doing your job.
Family Service Agency
 
The Context We must declare what is valuable. We must overcome … An inability to connect capital to outcomes Market structures that discourage a free and open flow of data Poverty Climate Change Disease Education    ... Disaster Relief
Transactional and Competitive Transactions   Outputs   Accountability   Efficiency Social and Collaborative   Ideas   Outcomes   Social Change   Efficacy Two Markets Data and Measurement
Social Impact Data  The old way… Grant / Invest Accountability Scale Social Change Reputation Fundraise / Sell Perform Improve / Iterate Social Change Reputation “ The Market” Value Realization Funder / Investor Social Actor / Entrepreneur Research /  Public Benefit
With rigor and comparability, social impact data will become a currency.
Resources McKinsey “Learning for Social Impact” report  Tools & Resources for Social Impact (TRASI)  (database of 150 social impact measurement tools) FSG Finance “Breakthroughs in Shared Measurement & Impact” Zero Divide Case SROI Case Study Impact Reporting & Investment Standards (IRIS)   Pulse  Social eValuator Salesforce Foundation SVT Group ZeroDivide
Contact info Laura Efurd -  [email_address] ; (415)773-0388  www.ZeroDivide.org Sara Olsen -  [email_address] ; twitter smolsen or svtgroup ;  www.svtgroup.net   Steve Wright -  [email_address]  ; (510) 282-4739  www.salesforcefoundation.org   Paul Lamb –  [email_address] ; (510) 815-6091  www.manonamission.biz

SEA Measurements

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    Income & Outcomes:Innovative Data Management, Metrics, and Models for Social Enterprise Social Enterprise Alliance Summit April 29, 2010
  • 2.
    Making Impact Valuableto Practitioners Visibility Know-How Capacity Technology Demand from Investors/Funders
  • 3.
    Know-How: ApproachesBurgeoning Landscape Global SROI Network SROI Lite SROI Toolkit SROI Calculator Technology: Cost-Savings Demand: Leadership Impact Dashboard SM … Not an exhaustive list…
  • 4.
    Measure, Manage &Communicate monetized value qualitative value quantified value financial value narrative value Impact Valuation that reflects the full spectrum ©2007-2010 SOCIAL VENTURE TECHNOLOGY GROUP. All rights reserved. www.svtgroup.net
  • 5.
    Communicate Your Value Profile Organization 1 Organization 2 Organization 3 Financial information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative Financial information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative Financial information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative e.g. Kiva e.g. YMCA e.g. South Pole ©2007-2010 SOCIAL VENTURE TECHNOLOGY GROUP. All rights reserved. www.svtgroup.net
  • 6.
    Connect with Information Profiles Organization Financial information Monetizable Quantitative Qualitative Narrative Audience 1 Audience 2 ©2007-2010 SOCIAL VENTURE TECHNOLOGY GROUP. All rights reserved. www.svtgroup.net
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    Social Impact Measurements: Considerations/Issues for ZeroDivide Process and Impact Outcomes Individual, Organization, Community Outcomes Aggregating Results The Data Balancing Act Fear of Failure Social Return on Investment
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    Change Agent ProductionsBudget v. Actual Year 1 v. Year 2
  • 14.
    SROI: Change AgentProductions
  • 15.
    A coached processand 10-step tool for learning how to measure impact using SROI methodology
  • 16.
    First steps aresame as pretty much all impact measurement techniques
  • 17.
    Impact differentiates between“what happened,” and “what would have happened anyway”
  • 18.
    Scenario planning Valuecan be projected over time and modeled by entering different assumptions
  • 19.
    Report is automaticallygenerated Report includes an Impact Map that details underlying assumptions
  • 20.
    Manage What MattersThe tactics of measurement should increase your ability to advance your mission. Evidence of your impact should be an artifact of doing your job.
  • 21.
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  • 23.
    The Context Wemust declare what is valuable. We must overcome … An inability to connect capital to outcomes Market structures that discourage a free and open flow of data Poverty Climate Change Disease Education   ... Disaster Relief
  • 24.
    Transactional and CompetitiveTransactions   Outputs   Accountability   Efficiency Social and Collaborative   Ideas   Outcomes   Social Change   Efficacy Two Markets Data and Measurement
  • 25.
    Social Impact Data The old way… Grant / Invest Accountability Scale Social Change Reputation Fundraise / Sell Perform Improve / Iterate Social Change Reputation “ The Market” Value Realization Funder / Investor Social Actor / Entrepreneur Research / Public Benefit
  • 26.
    With rigor andcomparability, social impact data will become a currency.
  • 27.
    Resources McKinsey “Learningfor Social Impact” report Tools & Resources for Social Impact (TRASI) (database of 150 social impact measurement tools) FSG Finance “Breakthroughs in Shared Measurement & Impact” Zero Divide Case SROI Case Study Impact Reporting & Investment Standards (IRIS) Pulse Social eValuator Salesforce Foundation SVT Group ZeroDivide
  • 28.
    Contact info LauraEfurd - [email_address] ; (415)773-0388 www.ZeroDivide.org Sara Olsen - [email_address] ; twitter smolsen or svtgroup ; www.svtgroup.net Steve Wright - [email_address] ; (510) 282-4739 www.salesforcefoundation.org Paul Lamb – [email_address] ; (510) 815-6091 www.manonamission.biz

Editor's Notes

  • #4 So… what’s going on out there? SROI | In 2001, REDF developed a Social Return on Investment (SROI) framework to measure social impact of its workforce development nonprofit portfolio. This spawned the development of several approaches in a diverse array of business, nonprofit, social enterprise and gov’t contexts, esp. in Europe. Social Performance Mgt (SPM) | After years of developing a mgmt framework, a Network has formed to connect individuals and orgs committed to managing and achieving social performance in microfinance. WBCSD and IFC’s Measuring Impact Framework and Methodology | WBCSD, in collaboration with IFC, developed a framework that helps companies understand their contribution towards development, thus enabling them to inform their operations. IRIS (Impact Reporting and Investment Standards) | Perhaps the first initiative in the past 10 years with significant momentum to create a common framework for defining, tracking and reporting the performance of impact capital.
  • #5 This doesn’t exist yet-- you guys are the first to see the version 2.0 Infinite customizability Facilitated through internet and practitioner networks
  • #6 High degree of customizability [not infinite as thay would imply that there is zero comparability or replicability] Facilitated through internet and practitioner networks
  • #7 High degree of customizability [not infinite as thay would imply that there is zero comparability or replicability] Facilitated through internet and practitioner networks