HOW TO CREATE A THEORY OF CHANGE. OBJECTIVES To understand what a Theory of Change is and why it is so important To understand how to create one To understand.

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HOW TO CREATE A THEORY OF CHANGE

OBJECTIVES To understand what a Theory of Change is and why it is so important To understand how to create one To understand what makes good quality impact measurement

6 PRINCIPLES TO EFFECTIVE IMPACT MEASUREMENT Involving stakeholders Understanding what changes Valuing what matters Not over-claiming Transparency Verifying results

THE SE100 CHECKLIST  Do you have a mission statement?  Do you produce an impact report?  Do you have a way of measuring the relative social value of your activities?  Is your social impact reporting independently assured?  Do you include stakeholders in social impact monitoring?  Have you made changes to your organisation or service delivery as a result of measuring your social impact?

MEASURING SOCIAL IMPACT The Process 1)Creating a Theory of Change 2)Developing indicators to measure the change 3)Measuring the change Stakeholder engagement should happen at every stage!

CREATING A THEORY OF CHANGE Ideally the first thing you do before designing a project. It must be something you keep using and updating (it’s only a theory!) Where you want to get to... How do you get there Where you are  It enables you to theorise how you might solve a social need or issue  It helps to identify the resources you will need  It helps to identify ways in which you might measure change happening  It helps you articulate your end goals

CREATING A THEORY OF CHANGE It must answer the following questions...  What do you think will happen / is happening as a result of your work?  What do your stakeholders think will happen / is happening as a result of your work?  What do you want to happen as a result of your work?  What do your stakeholders want to happen as a result of your work? Why? So you can test the logic of your theory So it can tell you what impact you aren’t creating that you thought you were So you can find ways to improve your activity So you can work out what your indicators are

GETTING YOUR LANGUAGE RIGHT Use plain terms Try to use language that your stakeholders use Use language to denote change

NOW YOU’RE READY Break out task… see handout

RESOURCES Social Value UK guides to social impact measurement: network-supplements?limit=5&limitstart=0&order=name&dir=ASC Measuring Social Impact in Social Enterprise online.org.uk/uploads/editor/files/Invest/Measuring_Social_Impact_i n_Social_Enterprise_report.pdf Theory of Change guidance 

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