Mト》ト》upu: Catalysing Social Innovation
Project overview
Approximately $70 billion (Willis, 2024) is invested annually in social outcomes in Aotearoa New Zealand across government, philanthropic and iwi sectors. Across all sectors and all social issues there is no way to determine whether investment is going into the most impactful approach. While singular investments can be evaluated and most investments will require some degree of impact reporting, the fragmented and inconsistent nature of outcome data means there can be no meaningful comparison of impact. All sectors, including the Social Investment Agency, are looking for a data collection and insights solution that enables them to fully understand the impact of discrete investments as well as identify the highest possible impact investment channels.
The project will engage with , who have just signed a kawenata with the フヌミトVlog, and , a health and social service provider in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, to co-design social innovation initiatives.
Key researchers:
This project is funded by The フヌミトVlog through the Strategic Research Fund (SRF).