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Social Impact Assessment (SIA) and SROI Analysis
We support you with Social Impact Assessment (SIA) and SROI analysis to measure and communicate the social value generated by your projects.
- Demonstrate social impact using measurable data and indicators
- Improve access to calls for proposals and funding
- Quantify the social value generated through SROI analysis
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Social Impact Assessment (SIA) Consulting & SROI Analysis
Measuring social impact means going beyond a mere description of the activities carried out, highlighting the concrete results and changes generated.
Ollum supports companies, foundations, and third-sector organizations in conducting Social Impact Assessments (SIA), a tool that allows for the analysis, measurement, and communication of the social effects generated by a project, program, or organization.
This process can also be supplemented by the SROI (Social Return on Investment) methodology, which allows for estimating the economic value of the social benefit generated.
Why Measure Social Impact?
More and more foundations, funders, and impact investors are demanding concrete evidence of the social outcomes generated by projects. However, many organizations face a common challenge: it is unclear which methodology to use or how to translate social impact into measurable data.
Using methodologies such as Social Impact Assessment (SIA) or SROI (Social Return on Investment), it is possible to structure this process and credibly demonstrate the value generated by one’s activities.
A social impact assessment can therefore offer several benefits, including:
Strengthen credibility with funders and foundations
Banking foundations, impact investors, and funding organizations are increasingly demanding measurable evidence of the results achieved. A structured assessment of social impact makes it possible to clearly demonstrate the value generated by projects.
Improving Competitiveness in Calls for Proposals and Funding Applications
Many calls for proposals require applicants to describe and measure the social impact generated by their initiatives. Having a social impact assessment enhances the quality of applications and can be a distinguishing factor in the selection of projects.
Measuring Social Return on Investment (SROI)
Using SROI (Social Return on Investment), it is also possible to estimate the economic value of the social benefits generated by a project, providing a clearer picture of the social return on the investments made and facilitating communication with funders and stakeholders.
How do we support you with SIA and SROI analysis?
Let’s now take a look at the steps involved in our support for Social Impact Assessment:
1. Initial Analysis and Definition of Impact Objectives
Let’s analyze the project or program to identify beneficiaries, social objectives, and expected outcomes.
2. Selection of the Evaluation Methodology
We define the most appropriate methodology (SIA or SROI) and the set of indicators for measuring social impact.
3. Data Collection and Impact Analysis
We support the organization in collecting data and assessing the social impacts generated.
4. Evaluation Reports and Impact Reporting
We prepare a structured report that allows you to clearly and credibly communicatethe social impact you’ve generated to funders, partners, and stakeholders.
When is it useful to apply SROI analysis?
When assessing the social impacts of a project, it can be helpful to supplement the measurement with an SROI analysis.
It is particularly useful when there is a need to quantify, in monetary terms, the social value generated relative to the resources invested.
Where do we work?
We offer ESG consulting services throughout Italy and internationally, thanks in part to our joining the TÜV AUSTRIA Group.
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Whether you have a question about our services, a general inquiry, a partnership proposal, or simply want a free initial consultation with an expert in Social Impact Assessment (SIA) to understand how we can support you: feel free to contact us with no obligation!
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“Professionalism, passion, availability, and competence are the characteristics that identify Ollum. Under their supervision, we identified the main sources of CO2 emissions and developed effective strategies to reduce them.”
Diego Ferrante, QHSE of Gruppo Trasporti Romagna
