Industry & Philanthropic Organizations

From Spending to Evidence. From Programs to Impact.

Baseline

More than a broad sense of need

Effective social investment needs more than a broad sense of need. It requires:

  • Understanding the problem
  • Knowing who is affected
  • Setting a baseline
  • Defining measurable goals
  • Assessing outcomes

With HRL, you can:

Plan CSR programs on evidence

Local contextCommunity needsExisting interventionsGaps

Commission baseline studies before an intervention and follow-up research to understand change

Baseline study→Intervention→Follow-up research

Understand communities, districts and themes relevant to your priorities, such as:

EducationYouthWomenLivelihoodsSustainabilitySocial harmonyCultural heritageInfrastructure

Work with credible academic and voluntary-sector partners

instead of building every program alone.

Communicate impact through reports, case studies, datasets and documentation that show:

What was doneWhom it reachedWhat was learned

Evidence to decide well

HRL does not tell you where to spend your CSR resources.
It helps create the evidence you need to decide well and to evaluate what you do.
Social investment→Research→Implementation→Learning

A pathway from social investment to research, implementation and learning.

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