New ways to measure and evaluate the impact an organization’s work has on society (more)
Foundations and nonprofits built the tools that companies now use for ESG reporting, brand credibility, and risk management. Is there a funding model for maintaining these tools so they remain credible, transparent, and financially viable?
Let us take clarity from destruction as we redevelop development.
The next chapter for global development means learning from markets and building an accountability culture.
How humanitarian organizations can use cost evidence to survive global aid's "Great Depression" and scale what works to save more lives.
Four lessons from a Los Angeles hospital's effort to shift power to community health promoters.
The decline and fall of ESG offers a cautionary tale for social impact financing and highlights the need for the sector to sharpen its understanding of catalytic capital. A new definitional framework for catalytic capital can help drive clarity, measurement, and greater market participation.
AI technologies are reshaping society. SSIR brought together 20+ leaders to explore the intersections of AI with civil society, ethics, governance, the public sector, and more.
The social sector needs new models for understanding what impact might be possible when the systems we operate in fall apart.
Organizations committed to social change through storytelling can use this four-part framework to design and evaluate their narrative strategies.
Data-driven decision-making has become central to education in India. While data provides invaluable insights, using it to shape policy is not without its risks.
