Resources
Practical guides, tools, examples, and research notes for social impact, SROI, and decision-ready reporting in Aotearoa.
Social impact guide (SROI simplified)
A concise, accessible overview of impact reporting that aligns with funder expectations and strategic decision-making.
- Introduces stakeholders, inputs, outputs, outcomes, and value
- Built for clarity in funding proposals and board updates
- Designed to be compatible with NZ Treasury-style evidence expectations
Full SROI guide (step-by-step)
The complete web guide to producing an SROI that is credible, auditable, and useful for real funding decisions.
- Stakeholders → outcomes → indicators → valuation → attribution → reporting
- Conservative choices, clear rationale, and “fair share” logic
- Designed for organisations seeking funding and investment
12 SROI checks
A practical audit guide to stress-test SROI design, causality, valuation, and reporting — short, usable, and culturally grounded.
- Claim only your fair share (deadweight, attribution, displacement)
- Catch weak links early (outcomes clarity, evidence, double-counting)
- Use as a checklist for sign-off or peer review
Example SROI report (He Oranga Poutama)
A worked forecast SROI showing scope, evidence, monetisation choices, sensitivity, and results you can audit.
- Full report + 2-page summary + audit view
- Clear “what was monetised vs held qualitative” boundary
- Includes an economic multipliers module (reported alongside)
Economic impact calculator
Estimate output, value added (GDP), employment, wages, and NZ-content using regional multipliers — built for early scoping and learning.
- Run scenarios by region and industry
- Designed for indicative numbers (desktop recommended)
- Use reviewed analysis when results go into external reporting
Tauutuutu
A practical framing of tauutuutu as escalating reciprocity — how mutual obligation builds durable relationships and value over time.
- Reciprocity as strategy, not symbolism
- Useful for partnership design, investment narratives, and governance
- Includes a downloadable white paper
Māori health economics
A bicultural evaluation lens for health investment that centres kaupapa Māori and counts what matters to iwi and whānau.
- Beyond dollars and disease: mana, mauri, wairua, whakapapa
- Holistic wellbeing: tinana, hinengaro, whānau, taiao
- Commissioned work supporting better allocation of scarce pūtea
Big ideas made simple
A gallery of visual explainers — mental models and sharp concepts for impact, decision-making, and organisational reality.
- Designed for fast comprehension (and good board slides)
- Clear, minimal visuals with plain-language framing
- Browse and share as standalone artefacts