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Evaluation Session: Maximizing Impact Through Sharing Learning

Join us for a crucial evaluation session focused on sharing learning and building lasting impact in community projects. Explore innovative approaches and collaborative strategies with key presenters from renowned organizations. Be part of the discussion to enhance your project's success.

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Evaluation Session: Maximizing Impact Through Sharing Learning

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  1. Sharing Learning Ambreen Shah – Deputy Director, England Policy

  2. Round table discussion sessions • Presentation from our evaluators • Final Q&A • Close This Afternoon...

  3. Presented by: • Danny Friedman – Ecorys • Rachel Gardner – Ecorys • Andrea Finney – PFRC at University of Bristol Evaluation Session

  4. Crucial to the success of this investment • Not just an evaluation of the programme • About collecting and collating information • About sharing learning • About helping your project to have lasting impact. The evaluation is:

  5. People powered IFC Recap: Joined-up Prevention Innovation Building on & sharing learning - But not simply continuing current projects

  6. MyBnk • The finance and enterprise charity working with young people in schools, colleges and youth organisations. • www.mybnk.org Examples:

  7. Lancashire Community Finance • a 'not for profit' community business, owned and managed by people who live and work in the area, helping residents who cannot get help from a bank or building society • www.lancashirecommunityfinance.co.uk Examples

  8. Using technology • Infrastructure • Using creative/ arts based approaches • Formal/ Accredited training • Getting beneficiaries involved • External factors/ context Sharing learning – round table discussions

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