Rigour

Our Ph.D.-qualified economists and scientists bring advanced analytical capabilities to every SROI project, ensuring that our assessments are rigorous, evidence-based, and aligned with best practices.

Using Treasury-approved methodologies and comprehensive data analysis, we deliver trustworthy findings. Our approach incorporates quantitative and qualitative metrics to capture the full scope of social and economic outcomes, ensuring decision-makers have a clear, data-driven foundation for action.

By applying structured evaluation frameworks, we help organisations assess trade-offs, optimise resource allocation, and enhance long-term social value.

Actionable Insights

We transform complex SROI data into clear, compelling stories. Our reports give you the evidence you need to communicate your value and secure support. By translating technical analysis into actionable insights, we ensure that impact assessments drive meaningful decision-making rather than remaining static documents. Whether for funding applications, policy advocacy, or strategic planning, our work equips organisations with the clarity and confidence to demonstrate their social and economic contributions effectively.

Māori Perspective

Tauutuutu is the ethical foundation that underpins our work in social impact assessment and guides our engagement with communities, organisations, and the environment.

Rooted in a profoundly reciprocal framework, tauutuutu extends beyond simple transactions to create enduring relationships based on mutual obligation, escalation, and shared benefit. In Māori society, this principle shaped economic, social, political, and environmental interactions, ensuring that every exchange balanced obligations and strengthened and deepened connections over time.

In our work, this ethic informs how we assess social impact—not as a static measure but as an evolving cycle of stakeholder reciprocity. We recognise that social value is not merely quantified; it is grown through relationships, shared responsibility, and the continuous exchange of knowledge, resources, and support. By embedding tauutuutu into our approach, we ensure that impact assessment moves beyond transactional evaluation and becomes a tool for reinforcing long-term, sustainable partnerships that reflect the interconnected nature of economic, social, and environmental wellbeing. More.

NON-MARKET VALUATION

We use economic methods to determine the value of impacts that do not have a price. For example, what is the value of cultural belonging?

Your impacts are unique, and so is the value created. Borrowing social impact values from external sources is usually not good enough. We have developed software to conduct this analysis quickly and simply for users. No matter what impact you create, we can investigate its monetary value.

STREAMLINED PROCESS

1. Discovery & Scoping – Define project objectives, key impact areas, and data requirements to ensure a focused and effective assessment.

2. Data Collection & Analysis – Gather and evaluate quantitative and qualitative data using robust methodologies to generate reliable insights.

3. Impact Quantification – Apply economic frameworks to precisely measure social, economic, and environmental outcomes.

4. Report Development – Translate findings into clear, evidence-based reports that communicate impact effectively to stakeholders.

5. Internal System Optimisation – Provide recommendations to enhance internal processes for continuous impact measurement and improvement.

6. Strategic Guidance – Deliver actionable strategies to maximize positive outcomes and strengthen long-term impact.

EMPOWERING

We don’t just give you an answer; we provide the tools and systems to gather your own data. We have developed extensive tools to help you gather data from your people to enhance your social impact reporting. This means you will have better data each year to produce even better social impact reports, reducing your reliance on external providers and empowering you to produce your own impact reports.