Measuring the “impact”
The growth of impact investing has led to an unprece-dented focus on impact measurement, with the aim of understanding both financial and social return on these investments. However, impact measurement is com-plex in practice, and varies in approach and rigor, with a number of methodologies and practices emerging from different organizations.
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