Inspiring Impact Masterclass for Collaborations - free event
NICVA
A masterclass in how to embed impact practice into your collaborations. An opportunity to learn about the resources available through the Inspiring Impact Programme and a chance to learn from others working in collaborations.
NICVA has secured funding from the Building Change Trust Inspiring Impact Phase 2 programme. This is an international collaborative programme, working to help organisations know what to measure and how to measure. It aims to support voluntary and community and social enterprise organisations and their funders to better understand and embed impact practice. Through this programme we are offering a free masterclass exclusively to organisations who have been involved in collaborative working. It is an opportunity for collaborations to consider and review how to measure and assess the impact they are having and from that having information to inform future developments.
The Masterclass will introduce you to the:
- Measuring Up diagnostic tool,
- Impact Cycle
- Code of Good Impact Practice
- resources available through the Inspiring Impact Programme,
These tools can all be applied to your collaborative working.
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Inspiring Impact Masterclass for Collaborations - free event
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