What We Do We excel in situations where our clients are engaged in innovative social change, are committed to learning, and view measurement as a method to propel their thinking and strategies around future practices.
We excel in situations where our clients are engaged in innovative social change, are committed to learning, and view measurement as a method to propel their thinking and strategies around future practices.
‘What gets measured gets done,’ so what if you’re measuring the wrong things?
A meaningful, ongoing Measurement, Learning & Evaluation practice (MLE) supports greater social impact by connecting the right quantitative and qualitative measures to your approaches, and cultivating learning loops that strengthen your ability to adapt, share back results, and learn along the way.
Since 1989, through countless assignments, we’ve seen how the right ongoing, internal measurement practice can deliver strategic and performance data that in turn informs decision making and accelerates traction toward organizations’ missions. We help our clients align around outcomes, stay accountable to success, and learn every step along the way.
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Feature Report
Ongoing measurement, learning and evaluation efforts hold the promise of continuous improvement, better accountability and learning, and—ultimately—more successful work. This piece shares five insights we believe are key.
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Feature project
This working paper calls for optimizing the exchange between market-based actors in social impact assessment and the profession of evaluation.
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Impact on people and the environment is important. But important system change outcomes often occur along the way to broad scale change. The Impact, Influence, Leverage, and Learning (I2L2) formula guides organizations in identifying different types of outcomes so they can be intentional and accountable for advancing robust, durable results while keeping track of interim steps along the way.
ORS Impact’s work with The United Nations has spanned more than 10 years and played a pivotal role in guiding the international organization as it designed and implemented a results-based approach to budgeting still in use today.