Since 2012, Many Rivers has partnered with Deloitte Access Economics to develop and refine a robust framework for measuring the long-term outcomes of our programs.
This framework underpins our approach to understanding the economic, social and capacity-building impacts of our work across individuals, businesses and communities.
Our framework captures a range of indicators, including:
These measures provide a balanced view of both quantitative outcomes and qualitative impact.
Deloitte Access Economics has worked with Many Rivers since 2012, initially developing the Evaluation Framework and continuing to deliver annual outcomes evaluations.
Their role includes:
It is important to note that Deloitte Access Economics does not act as an auditor. Their role is to analyse and interpret data provided by Many Rivers, alongside independent consultation, rather than verify data completeness or accuracy.
Monitoring and evaluation are central to how we:
While early evaluations focused on program performance, there is an increasing emphasis on understanding long-term impact – particularly how individuals, businesses and communities achieve sustained economic participation and independence.
Explore our progress, impact and achievements through our annual reports.
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