● Social Impact Framework

Social Return on Investment (SROI) Measurement

Comprehensive quantification of the social, environmental, and economic value generated from sustainability initiatives. We transform qualitative impact narratives into precisely audited monetization ratios for executive governance, corporate partners, and stakeholders.

SROI IMPACT ARCHITECTURE METHODOLOGY v4.2THE SROI NETWORK STANDARD
Grafis Diagram Metodologi SROI

Net Present Value (NPV) & Net Impact Deduction Formula

Mathematical deduction of deadweight, displacement, and third-party attribution prior to final ratio monetization.

BENCHMARK RATIO1 : 4.25
ASSURANCE LEVELISAE 3000

METHODOLOGICAL DISCIPLINE

6 Core Principles

International operational foundations ensuring analytical integrity and reporting independence:

  • Involve Stakeholders: Inform what gets measured through direct engagement with beneficiaries.
  • Understand What Changes: Articulate positive and negative changes resulting from activity.
  • Value What Matters: Use financial proxies for outcomes that lack formal market prices.
  • Only Include What is Material: Determine whether changes are significant enough to include.
  • Do Not Over-claim: Deduct deadweight, attribution, and displacement factors.
  • Be Transparent & Verify: Provide complete audit documentation for external verification.
Compliance Standard:Social Value International (SVI)

RIGOROUS CALCULATION

Indicators & Verification

Deduction parameters applied to isolate net social values solely caused by program intervention:

  • Financial Proxies: Cost-of-Illness, Travel Cost, and Contingent Valuation to establish objective monetary weights.
  • Deadweight (15–30%): Estimating outcomes that would have occurred without foundation funding.
  • Displacement: Assessing whether positive benefits simply shifted social challenges elsewhere.
  • Drop-off & Attribution: Factoring multi-year outcome decay and separating contributions from other partners.
Margin of Error:Confidence Interval 95%

CORPORATE & PARTNER VALUE

Strategic Impact

Positioning social accounting as a core strategic tool for resource allocation and reputational assurance:

  • CSR & ESG Budget Justification: Validating program fund allocations to Board members with tangible social return metrics.
  • Stakeholder Trust: Reinforcing Social License to Operate (SLO) among surrounding communities and regulators.
  • Global Framework Compliance: Smooth alignment with POJK 51, GRI Standards 2021, and sustainability indices.
Implementation Focus:Sustainability Report FY25/26

⚡ Standard-Based Simulation

Project Your Program’s SROI

Consult with YIIM specialists to forecast social return ratios and quantify the measurable impact of your corporate sustainability program.

✓ Independently Audited Methodology✓ Integrated BPS & OECD Proxies✓ Protected CSR Data Confidentiality