The six-month pilot programme offered individual, tailor-made support, designed according to in-depth needs assessments of each participating organisation. We supported six social service organisations, helping them build their capacities, strengthen their operations, and most importantly, amplify their positive impact on society. 

This quarter, the Manager of the Time + Tide Foundation’s Professional Women’s Workshops Programme initiated Social Return on Investment (SROI) data collection to better understand the value created through this professional development and networking platform.

A case study of an SROI analysis has been included in a newly published report by Capitals Coalition, “Accounting for Value: Emerging Approaches of Integrated Profit & Loss and Impact Statements”. This report shows how SROI fits into the Impact Profit and Loss landscape.

ISO-UNDP Standards Recognized in FFD4 Outcome Document Ahead of Seville Conference