Impact Evaluation & Socio-Economic Assessment

Measure what your work actually changes

Funders, commissioners and communities want to know what difference you make. We give you the evidence — in outcomes, in social value, and in pounds — and the tools to keep measuring after we leave.

What we deliver

  • Theory of change and impact frameworks — what you are trying to change, how, and the indicators that show it.
  • Socio-economic impact assessment — jobs, GVA, wellbeing and distributional effects of a project or programme, using Green Book-consistent methods.
  • Social value and SROI-style analysis — monetised outcomes for tenders and funding bids.
  • Independent programme evaluation — process and outcome evaluation for funders such as The National Lottery Community Fund and local authorities.
  • Impact management systems — embedding data collection and evaluation into everyday decision-making, so evaluation becomes a habit rather than a report.

Who it is for

Charities and social enterprises reporting to funders · Councils and public bodies evaluating programmes · Developers and infrastructure projects needing an economic impact assessment · Funders commissioning independent evaluation.


How it works

  1. Agree the questions the evaluation must answer and who will use the findings.
  2. Build or refine the theory of change and indicator set.
  3. Collect and analyse data — surveys, administrative data, interviews, secondary sources.
  4. Quantify outcomes and, where appropriate, monetise them.
  5. Report in plain English, with the tools to keep measuring.

Related work

Recent engagements

Grant funding

Independent review of a National Lottery application

Critical review of a Reaching Communities application across governance, budget, safeguarding and sustainability.

Show the difference you make

A 30-minute call is enough for us to tell you whether we can help, what it would involve, and roughly what it would cost.

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