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Replication

Replication. March 21 st 2013. What we don’t want to replicate. BSC Aims. Build a social investment market that supports organisations to: deliver social value from financial capital to become stronger and resilient and more able to effect change

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Replication

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  1. Replication March 21st 2013

  2. What we don’t want to replicate

  3. BSC Aims Build a social investment market that supports organisations to: deliver social value from financial capital to become stronger and resilient and more able to effect change attract capital on basis of real, sustainable and proven delivery of social value innovate, replicate and grow new social business models (specific intervention, public service, trading model)

  4. Social Value in a Maturing Market 1 Simple social thresholds Evidence of strategies, knowledge and delivery Evidence 2 Evidence and analysis of social value, risk assessment and performance Impact measurement and reporting Social Value 3 Growing range of stakeholders within an investment/funding structure Complexity Funder to recipient

  5. Mission clear/well organised TSOs with clear mission and well organised, but vulnerable and asset poor Resilient TSOs with strong mission, well organised, secure asset base Resilient/asset rich Vulnerable/asset poor Vulnerable and asset poor TSOs with weak and poorly organised. Resilient asset rich TSOs with weak mission, and poorly organised Mission drift/disorganised Northern Rock Foundation Third Sector Trends Study: Journeys and Destinations

  6. A strong social organisation Northern Rock Foundation Third Sector Trends Study: Journeys and Destinations • Resilience Strength and identity is shared by the Board, leaders, managers, staff and volunteers • Assets In the form of property, investments, diversified contracts, people, ideas and practices • Mission Knows the change that it wants to make and who it serves • Competence Well organised and able to marshall it’s assets

  7. A Social Impact Plan (1) • What is the change you want to make? Clearly articulate the change that you intend to make. Your mission statement captures the vision for your organisation, the difference you want to make, and the overall purpose of your work. It is not just a summary of activities or charitable objectives. You show how you understand the context and environment you operate in. • Who do you serve? Who are your main and how many are you seeking to help. How have you assessed and listened to their needs. How will your activities be inclusive so that they can be accessed without barriers such as language, affordability or transport. You show that you understand how the wider context may affect your beneficiaries and that you have a baseline for measuring progress. • How do you link activities and revenues? Show how your products, services and interventions are intrinsically linked to your ability to generate revenue. It shows how your activities respond to the beneficiary needs identified and how this links into your fundamental business success and growth in a congruent way.

  8. A Social Impact Plan (2) • How do you show your competence? Shows your commitment for evidencing your social impact and describes the quality of your measurement system. You show that your indicators are specific, simple and practical and show changes over time. Your targets are realistic and set explicit goals (how many, how much, who for, how good, desired quality, linked to revenues), link back to your mission as well as beneficiary needs and expectations. Your system for measurement and reporting is proportionate to you and what you are trying to achieve. • How do you learn and improve? A good impact plan will give you essential information for performance managing, learning and improving.   Bad results as well as good are a crucial part of the learning process. You can draw lessons to improve and develop your future strategy and to build your resilience, competence and, your mission.

  9. Framework • Frontline Guidance (www.thegoodinvestor.co.uk) Guide on what investors expect to see in a social sector organisation’s impact plan • Outcomes Matrix (www.bigsocietycapital.com/outcomes-matrix) Standard, simple, definitions to articulate strategies and collate results • Outcomes and Indicators www.thinknpc.org/publications/mapping-outcomes-for-social-investment Background mapping on each outcome area with suggested indicators and applicability • The Good Investor (www.thegoodinvestor.co.uk) Best practice guide for social investors led by Investing for Good working with the Investor Group

  10. Outcomes Matrix

  11. Looking for Help Social Audit Network
www.socialauditnetwork.org.uk Social Impact Analysts Association
www.siaassociation.org Social Reporting Standard
www.social-reporting-standard.de/en The Social Return on Investment (SROI) Network
www.thesroinetwork.org Triangle Consulting
www.triangleconsulting.co.ukwww.outcomesstar.org.uk CAN Invest www.can-online.org.uk Charities Evaluation Serviceswww.ces-vol.org.uk The Good Analyst
www.goodanalyst.com New Economics Foundation
www.neweconomics.orgwww.proveandimprove.org New Philanthropy Capital
www.thinkNPC.org

  12. Moving Forwards

  13. Thank you

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