Panel: Local impact measurement platforms & tools you should know about in 2024 (Queensland) скачать в хорошем качестве

Panel: Local impact measurement platforms & tools you should know about in 2024 (Queensland)

Event overview This virtual event will provide an opportunity for evaluators & social impact professionals to learn about local impact measurement platforms & tools that have come out of Queensland. It follows on from a successful & well attended event in 2023 profiling other locally-grown platforms and tools (Folktale, Project IO & Little Phil). In this 2024 event, hear about web-based software built for human services to collect client data, measure client outcomes and demonstrate social impact, as well as a CSIRO-developed social performance solution, giving voice to community on what matters most to them. Presenter details Mandy Doon – CS Net Mandy Doon is co-founder and Executive Director of Community Services.net Pty Ltd (CSnet) with over 25 years of experience working in and for human services organisations. CSnet brings together innovative technology and good human services practice to solve complex social problems for social impact. CSnet is web-based software built for human services to collect client data, measure client outcomes and demonstrate social impact. It is used by multi-program multi-funded human services to support service delivery from ground up in urban, regional, rural and remote areas. Mandy is enthusiastic about CSnet partnering and collaborating with NFPs, like-minded businesses, funders and impact investors to increase the productivity and effectiveness of the human services industry for social impact. Kieren Moffat - Voconiq Kieren Moffat is a social scientist committed to helping companies and the communities they work alongside build deeper, more constructive relationships. Working within CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, he and his team developed a robust, science-based approach to understanding social licence to operate. In 2019, they spun this science out of CSIRO to create a new company - Voconiq. Now operating in 15 countries with more than 140,000 community members, Voconiq has given voice to communities that don’t often have one, translating their experiences, concerns and aspirations into a language that can be easily understand and used to engage communities on the issues that matter most to them. Real-time quantitative social performance data also means project teams can stop fighting fires and start realising the potential in their local relationships. Facilitator: Rebecca Roebuck – Rebecca is a social impact advisor. She consults through her business, Social Impax, which has a focus on supporting the infrastructure, energy & development sectors to improve and measure social impact. Rebecca is an organising committee member for both SIMNA and the AES in QLD. This event was organised by the Queensland Regional Network of the AES in partnership with SIMNA (Social Impact Measurement Network Australia). AES membership helps make sessions like this possible by supporting the infrastructure, technology and community connections that enable us to deliver high-quality professional learning across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. Join the Australian Evaluation Society today and be part or a community making a difference: www.aes.asn.au/become-a-member