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Enabling Guide The Enabling Guide is a first-stop resource portal for persons with disabilities and their caregivers to get information on disability schemes and services available in Singapore. The portal also guides users in making informed decisions about different service options across the life stages.
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Keeping your innovation small can have greater impact than grand solutions.
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Robyn Chapman of Assistive Technology Australia talks about how users and professionals come together to drive adoption of assistive tech in Australia.
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Measuring, Evaluation And Social Impact AssessmentDesign & Technology
Despite the collective approaches formulated to help non-profit organizations define and measure their social impact, the organisations and their stakeholders are constantly challenged, as there is no one-universal framework to measuring the impact. This article brings you a ten-step Theory of Change guide to help non-profit organizations meet their desired goals.
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What is Social Impact?Social Impact
There is no one definition of the term or concept, but when we talk about ‘social impact measurement’ we are talking about understanding the effects on various people that happen as a result of an action, activity, project, programme or policy.
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Measuring and Improving Social Impacts: A Guide for Nonprofits, Companies, and Impact InvestorsSocial Impact
Organizations talk a lot about the work they do and number of lives affected, but are these people really better off?
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