Social return on investment (SROI) is a model used to quantify the social and financial benefits and value of a service, programme, policy or organisation to society. The international SROI Network explains SROI this way: Most public, private and third

Social Value UK Blogshare:   Who are E-Bursum? E-Bursum is a platform that matches students looking for scholarships with funders that have scholarships to offer students. We think that education is of the highest importance for all generations and should be

SVI Blogshare: IQ Business is the first organisation to be awarded a Social Value International accredited training course that is not an SROI training course. We talked with Stephen Smith about the accreditation process and IQ Business’s involvement with SVI. What inspired you to

We are excited to be hosting ‘Avid Sketchnoter’ Sylvia Duckworth in the near future, here is her most recent blog: “Do you love Bitmojis? How about Bitmojis that talk?” Sylvia Duckworth guides you through how to incorporate Talking Bitmojis into your

‘What is your social impact?’ A question most organisations operating in the field of sustainability or social change have encountered on more than one occasion. At the start of 2016 it is no longer just about limiting your organisations negative impacts, it

Think Impact director Kevin Robbie, offers five building blocks to get the right foundations in place for your Theory of Change. If you don’t have the right foundations in place then your building won’t last long. This is also true