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Example - Using Baseline to Monitor Project Impact

Example - Using baselines to monitor project impact

Baselines are invaluable in monitoring the impact of your strategy and individual projects. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s http://www.jrf.org.uk monitoring of the impact of the government’s strategies to reduce social exclusion in the UK provides a good example.

  • They used their knowledge of social exclusion to establish a ‘basket’ of approximately 50 baseline measures that monitored different facets of social exclusion. These included baselines that took account of both the social and economic aspects of social exclusion.

  • The baseline measures selected were all ones where information was already collected by various public agencies and was therefore readily available and easy to collect.

  • JRF have regularly updated these baseline measures, producing an annual report.

As well as a detailed report on the baseline measures, JRF have produced convenient summaries which list the baseline measures and indicate which ones have improved, remained unchanged or deteriorated over the last year.

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