Analyzing Social Value in NFP Financial Decision Making Processes
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This report delves into the application of social value principles, specifically the Social Return on Investment (SROI) methodology, within the financial decision-making processes of Non-Profit Programs (NFPs). It emphasizes the increasing importance of measuring the effectiveness and efficiency of NFP operations, especially given the non-profit financial model. The report defines SROI as a stakeholder-driven evaluation combined with cost-benefit analysis, tailored for social purposes. It outlines the benefits of using SROI, including confirming social impact, gaining insights into activities' effectiveness, and providing a compelling narrative for investors. The methodology for conducting an SROI analysis is detailed, including determining the scope, identifying stakeholders, mapping outputs, assigning monetary values to outcomes, establishing impact, calculating the SROI ratio, and reporting findings. The report concludes by highlighting how NFPs can leverage SROI to assess their activities, identify bottlenecks, and make informed decisions regarding fund allocation to ensure long-term sustainability.
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