Measuring Social Impact
Clear Measurement Counts
A commitment to impact evaluation is the mark of a nonprofit organization that takes its work seriously.
A commitment to impact evaluation is the mark of a nonprofit organization that takes its work seriously.
One test of a nonprofit organization hinges on whether it can manage a difficult leadership transition.
High-performing nonprofits benefit from having a board of directors that functions as more than a rubber stamp.
Overcoming a reluctance to ask people for money is a crucial step that every nonprofit leader must make.
To thrive, a nonprofit organization must develop—and adhere to—a clear statement of its core purpose.
The experience of prize-winning social sector leaders highlights the enduring lessons of nonprofit management. Part one of a six-part series.
Donors and grantmakers are allocating money more efficiently, thanks to the emergence of information and funding intermediaries.
Over the past 17 years, the Forum for African Women Educationalists has delivered high-quality education to millions of girls across 35 African countries.
Serving more than 110 million people per year, BRAC is the largest nonprofit in the world. Yet it doesn't receive the most charitable donations. Instead, BRAC's social enterprises generate 80 percent of the organization's annual budget. These revenues have allowed the organization to develop, test, and replicate some of the world's most innovative antipoverty programs.
Despite temptations to broaden its focus, the Rural Development Institute has remained single-mindedly devoted to its mission. As a result, the organization has helped 400 million poor farmers around the world take ownership of some 270 million acres of land – all on a modest budget.