Social Return On Investment

By Jed Emerson, Mark Cabaj. 2000

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• Interrogating the theory of change: evaluating impact investing where it matters most (2013, methodology): “Social return on investment (Harji 2008a; SROI Network 2012) and the expanded value-added statement (Harji 2008b; Mook 2013; Mook, Quarter, and Richmond 2007) are two methods for monetizing the otherwise invisible and unaccounted for, social value created by an investment.”
• Measurement as legitimacy versus legitimacy of measures: Performance evaluation of social enterprise (2013, background): “Various measures of ‘value’ have been employed within the third sector including social return on investment (SROI), socio-economic economic value and variations thereof (Emerson and Cabaj, 2000).”