Demystifying Outcomes Measurement: A Glossary for Funders
To help you understand what’s what when it comes to outcomes measurement, let’s break down some terms that might lead to confusion.
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To help you understand what’s what when it comes to outcomes measurement, let’s break down some terms that might lead to confusion.
In 2015, the United Nations launched the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—also known as the Global Goals—to change the world for the better and leave no one behind by 2030.
The world of philanthropy is transforming to results-focused giving.
We’re seeing more and more organizations embracing data to drive strategy, collaboration, and impact storytelling.
Just as one person or organization doesn’t own 100 percent of the work of creating social change, the measurement of the effects of that work should be a collaborative effort.
How can we take concrete, measurable action to align and motivate an unprecedented amount of human resources towards Agenda 2030?
IMPACT 2030 seeks to align employee volunteering in the services of the Sustainable Development Agenda
At the forefront of strategies is impact investing. From the plenary speech alone, it was clear how much the impact investing field has evolved.
Impact investors, social entrepreneurs, foundations, and global NPOs are coming together with the goal of furthering social change.
The role that data & tech plays in the relationship between funders and nonprofits is critical to accelerating success of social good.
