Social Impact Strategy: Intro to Practical Tool for Design & Assessment
Social Impact Strategy: Intro to Practical Tool for Design & Assessment
❓Not sure if your activities lead to the change you desire to see in the world?
❓Want to have clear(er) direction on where you are going as an organisation or collective?
❓You know social impact assessment is a growing field in management, but you’re not sure where to start?
This live webinar will introduce and guide you through the two-level Social Impact Assessment Framework, developed as part of the “Regional Ecosystems for Social Innovation and Social Transformation” (RESIST) project.
See you on April 28! Zoom link: https://rtucloud1.zoom.us/j/92114509283
Level 1: Entry-level
Simple method that takes only 30 minutes to do, yet brings valuable insights for the work and the impact you create.
Level 2: Strategy Development in three steps
1️⃣ Theory of Change:
Designing Theory of Change – the core of impact strategy – a logical pathway outlining the activities and short-term goals needed to achieve the long-term societal change you envision.
2️⃣ Impact Indicators:
Choose indicators to track the progress – specifically suited for your goals & your team’s capacities.
3️⃣ Implementation System:
Design a system that works for you – align regular routines with impact strategy and indicators you wish to track.
FACILITATOR
🙋♀️ Paula Cukura
RESIST Project Lead at Riga Technical University. For the past 8 years, Paula has been collaborating with various social economy organisations and social movements across the EU. Her current passion is Doughnut Economics, social innovations & experimenting with ways to mainstream social-impact-driven mindsets.
💌 If you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions, please feel invited to reach out 👉 paula.cukura@rtu.lv
See you on April 28! Zoom link: https://rtucloud1.zoom.us/j/92114509283
🇪🇺 The event is organised as part of the RESIST – Regional Ecosystems for Social Innovation and Social Transformation – project. The RESIST project is co-financed by the European Union (European Regional Development Fund) under the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme. More info: https://interreg-baltic.eu/project/resist/