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Conversion
Discover articles highlighting the nuances and complexities in the transition between different impact reporting standards and frameworks. These pieces offer rich perspectives and deep insights into the multilayered impacts created, fostering a comprehensive understanding of this dynamic field.
Conversion Topics:
SROI to IMN Case Study 6: The 11th Power of Love Platform by Taishin Charity Foundation
Taishin Financial Holdings launched the Power of Love Platform (PLP) to involve the general public in allocating funds for non-profit organizations.
Tens of thousands of non-profit organizations are operating in Taiwan, but they vary significantly in received funds, which is not conducive to the normal development of this community. In response to this problem, Taishin Financial Holdings launched the Power of Love Platform (PLP). Through the event, it considers public opinion while distributing funds.
SROI to IMN Case Study 5: Yang Sheng Foundation’s Self-Healing Enhancement Program for Older Adults
The Yang Sheng Foundation (YSF) launched the Self-Healing Enhancement Program for the elderly in Taiwan, bringing out significant social value, as demonstrated in the original report.
SROI to IMN Case Study 4: Newington Credit Union Limited
Credit Unions in North Belfast currently encounter heated competition and rising pressure. Therefore, Newington Credit Union (NCU), to adapt to a changing landscape, expressed strong interest in knowing how much impact they bring and what they need to improve.
SROI to IMN Case Study 3: Recycling Lives Charity and Social Enterprise
Recycling Lives Charity and Social Enterprise assisted rehabilitated people, people experiencing homelessness, and families suffering from food shortages in northwest England to survive life’s hardships.
SROI to IMN Case Study 2: Wellsprings Women’s Support Program
Australia’s female immigrants’ physical and mental health urgently needs attention and assistance, and Wellsprings for Women’s activities have indeed brought many positive changes.
SROI to IMN Case Study 1: Local Value Chain Development In Indonesia
Knowledge is essential to poverty alleviation, especially for those who farm in areas rich in natural resources but still live in poverty. To improve access to profitable markets for smallholder farmers and producers in Indonesia, World Vision Indonesia initiated the Local Value Chain Development (LVCD) project from April 2009 to March 2012 in 16 villages on Flores Island.