Notes From The Field: Mexico And Social Sector Data
Apr 2013
As we explore this theme of Evaluation, perhaps what you read next will be familiar to you no matter where…
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Markets For Good | Interviews
Continuing highlights from last week’s Global Philanthropy Forum, two more to consider in the context of how the social sector…
Markets For Good Interviews @ The Global Philanthropy Forum
Apr 2013
At the Global Philanthropy Forum we listened closely for the themes are guiding our content on the information infrastructure for…
Revisiting The Frame For Evaluation
Apr 2013
We can nearly wear the tread off of a word during cycles of popularity or necessary use. “Impact” fits this…
Evaluation: Putting On Our Big Boy Glasses
Greetings from the Global Philanthropy Forum Conference, “The Future We Make.” We’ve been here learning and representing Markets for Good…
“Markets for What?”: Refining Our Questions Before Defining The Data
Apr 2013
In this edition of “Notes From The Field,” David Henderson speaks on how better data can actually lead to greater…
Forum: “Investing In What Works: The Importance of Evidence-Based Policymaking”
Apr 2013
Curator’s Note: News item provided by The Hamilton Project “On April 17th, The Hamilton Project at Brookings and Results for America,…
News: President’s FY2014 Budget Proposes Improving Reporting Requirements For Nonprofits
Apr 2013
In February, we visited the topic, Nonprofit Data And The Arc Of History, a perspective on “how the US currently…
Markets For Good | Strategic Story
Apr 2013
Enjoy our strategic story on SlideShare here. This concept of upgrading the information infrastructure of the social sector is…
What Nonprofits Can Learn from Consumer Reports and the Potato Chip
Apr 2013
“This is not just a need for donors. Leaders of nonprofits and NGOs, media, policy makers, and most importantly, beneficiaries of services need critical data and information that could increase results for everyone.”