Impact measurement, evaluation and data - Page 6 of 6 - NPC
Evidence and data collection for education start-ups
This guide is for people setting up new projects in the education sector. It offers step-by-step advice on what evidence and data to collect, and how to collect it. It is based on NPC’s experience of supporting around 40 organisations through the Young Foundation’s Young Academy education incubator programme.
Learning lessons from NPC’s Well-being Measure
Our Well-being Measure will soon move into a new phase. Tris Lumley reflects on lessons that can be learned from our experience designing, building and running this tech service.
Igniting bold action in the charity sector
This week, leaders from the charity sector and beyond gathered for our 6th annual conference NPC Ignites. Patrick Murray talks through some of the day's insights.
Learning from other sectors for better impact measurement
In any sector maximising efficiency and improving quality is crucial. Many organisations are striving to get better at producing, managing, and understanding data, and it’s thanks to this hard work that we are seeing innovations in impact measurement that are worth learning from...
Integrating gender into your evaluation
Gender inequality impacts all aspects of work and life, so it is increasingly being viewed as a cross cutting issue in charitable and development work. Shubh Sharma of India-based foundation Dasra talks through how they apply a gender lens to their programme evaluation.
Information provision for people with Multiple Sclerosis
This report presents a theory of change and outcomes measurement framework approach for the provision of information to people with MS. It could be used by any organisation in the MS sector to help assess the effectiveness of its information provision activities and how it can improve them.
Six reasons to sign up to #NPCIgnites
There are many good reasons to join us for our annual October conference, NPC Ignites. Here are just six of them.
Balancing act: A guide to proportionate evaluation
What constitutes a proportionate and meaningful way to evaluate a programme? It’s a difficult but crucial question. This paper will help you think through the options and make a decision that reflects your organisation’s needs, available resources and the operating context.
Choosing the right evidence level for your impact evaluation
It's always encouraging when charities are ambitious about collecting evidence of their impact. But, Anne Kazimirski argues, some caution is necessary; charities must ensure they're thinking through what level of evidence is relevant to their particular organisation.
Shared measurement: Greater than the sum of its parts
Exploring how shared measurement approaches are shaping services and improving impact, featuring Age UK Wakefield District, ASCOT, Citizens Advice, Home-Start UK, PCOC, SafeLives Insights and Outcomes Stars.
Keeping it in proportion: Impact measurement for small charities
NPC’s briefing paper following our event for small charities about how they can measure their impact.
