Impact Measurement
Huber Social Impact Measurement
We deliver a comparable score of social value, with data driven insights to maximise it.
Using a standardised process, we establish a measurement system, collect data from the people directly impacted and employ statistical analysis to identify a shift in Wellbeing and the relative weighted needs of people to maximise this.
Huber Social Impact Measurement achieves the following:
Measures Progress Overall: Through measuring overall wellbeing, we account for both the negative and positive changes occurring. Identifying the contribution of the program and the specific outcomes achieved.
Comparable: The ability to compare across programs/products fairly, so that we can direct resources to have the greatest impact.
Actionable: Provides a data driven profile of the needs of people impacted to inform decision making across program/product design, delivery and ongoing performance.
Independence: Independent third-party assessment of your social impact that can be audited against a standard. Providing at least the same level of integrity as trusted financial assessments.
The Huber Social Wellbeing Measurement Framework™
The Huber Social Wellbeing Measurement Framework™ recognises that the overall goal of all social impact is to put people in the best position to fulfil their potential and achieve wellbeing.
To measure the effectiveness of a social intervention, Huber Social measures shifts in wellbeing, as well as shifts in the capability and opportunity needs of people to inform how the impact may be improved. The measurement is conducted using a standardised process in accordance with scientific principles.
Sectors
A deeper understanding for the value the Huber Social Wellbeing Measurement Framework provides for different sectors.