4c) Introduction to impact measurement Quiz

4c) Introduction to impact measurement Quiz

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Question 1 of 6

1. Question
Who is interested in your impact?
- You
- Employees and volunteers
- Your pet cat
- Potential funders
- Customers
- Beneficiaries
- Local community
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Question 2 of 6

2. Question
Fill in the blank:
- Collecting data helps enterprises to prove and their social impact.
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3. Question
Why will stakeholders engage with measuring your impact?
- They get paid to do it
- They want to be heard and valued
- Everybody likes to be critical
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4. Question
How often should you collect data for measuring your social impact?
- Once a year
- When you decide to wind your enterprise down
- When you need it for a funding bid
- All the time
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5. Question
Which of these can be used as ways to measure impact?
- Surveys
- Video
- Photos
- Vote with your hands
- Making assumptions about how someone has changed since using your product
- Calculations of amount of waste saved
- Before and after scales
- Interviews
- Number of attendees at an event
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6. Question
Use the space below to share any ideas of ways you could measure your impact.
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