Insight Into Impact is a diversified social and environmental impact consultancy. We provide organisations and industries with tools to evaluate past, present, or future actions, decisions, and impacts. Our education platform aims to provide short-term solutions and support long-term strategies to create sustainable networks and; systems for businesses and communities to thrive and grow in!
Success is no longer dictated by profit alone. The professional world widely recognises the need to also address social and environmental concerns. Mainly through business practices that account for a targeted sustainability strategy. Therefore, sustainability principles and practices are required to ensure a business remains competitive.
Success is no longer dictated by profit alone. The professional world widely recognises the need to also address social and environmental concerns. Mainly through business practices that account for a targeted sustainability strategy. Therefore, sustainability principles and practices are required to ensure a business remains competitive.
At Insight Into Impact, we use stakeholder engagement to compile an overarching database on the impacts associated with development. The outputs we derive provide insight into what affiliated stakeholder groups and/or community members are experiencing and perceiving.
This enables decision makers to understand what the most important aspects of the initiative are to those who are directly impacted. Acquiring data like this is essential for community approval and the appropriate disbursal of resources. Additionally, having data that is specific to each affected stakeholder group promotes greater communication and aids conflict management.
It’s important to eliminate assumptions about what opposing stakeholder groups perceive to be conflict and enable other stakeholder group to fully understand how the opposing stakeholder group interpreted the sequence of events that lead to the resulting positive or negative outcome.
Many development projects have failed because support or funding was withdrawn too quickly due to the organisational bodies/ funding agents not having a complete understanding of the conflict management process, which needs to be well managed and takes time.
Engaging with stakeholders will assist you to recognise the specific sequence of conflict-related events that result in either positive or negative outcomes. This knowledge supports improved management of current or future projects.
Only through taking into account the community’s perspective, by understanding their wants and needs can true success, and subsequently sustainability, be achieved. It’s important to not forget that we are all on this journey together.
At Insight Into Impact, we use stakeholder engagement to compile an overarching database on the impacts associated with development. The outputs we derive provide insight into what affiliated stakeholder groups and/or community members are experiencing and perceiving.
This enables decision makers to understand what the most important aspects of the initiative are to those who are directly impacted. Acquiring data like this is essential for community approval and the appropriate disbursal of resources. Additionally, having data that is specific to each affected stakeholder group promotes greater communication and aids conflict management.
It’s important to eliminate assumptions about what opposing stakeholder groups perceive to be conflict and enable other stakeholder group to fully understand how the opposing stakeholder group interpreted the sequence of events that lead to the resulting positive or negative outcome.
Many development projects have failed because support or funding was withdrawn too quickly due to the organisational bodies/ funding agents not having a complete understanding of the conflict management process, which needs to be well managed and takes time.
Engaging with stakeholders will assist you to recognise the specific sequence of conflict-related events that result in either positive or negative outcomes. This knowledge supports improved management of current or future projects.
Measuring impact enables you to gain insights into what issues are occurring most (or least) frequently for an individual or organisation. By utilising stakeholder engagement in this process, you will begin to learn which decisions or management responses are effective in relation to eventuating into a positive impact.
This information, when shared amongst other stakeholders, initiates dialogue and establishes consensus- based informed decision-making and enables the entire community to be more informed about what is occurring throughout the region and the various perspectives others may have. Thus, it is vital that your outputs can be used and understood by all stakeholder groups and community members.
Measuring impact enables you to gain insights into what issues are occurring most (or least) frequently for an individual or organisation. By utilising stakeholder engagement in this process, you will begin to learn which decisions or management responses are effective in relation to eventuating into a positive impact.
This information, when shared amongst other stakeholders, initiates dialogue and establishes consensus- based informed decision-making and enables the entire community to be more informed about what is occurring throughout the region and the various perspectives others may have. Thus, it is vital that your outputs can be used and understood by all stakeholder groups and community members.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is a shared blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. The SDGs address global challenges, including poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 Goals which are an urgent call for action by all countries – developed and developing – in a global partnership. Each GOAL consists of specific targets and indicators to assist with effective measurement and monitoring. They recognize that ending poverty and other deprivations must go hand-in-hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality, and spur economic growth.
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is a shared blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. The SDGs address global challenges, including poverty, inequality, climate change, environmental degradation, peace and justice. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are 17 Goals which are an urgent call for action by all countries – developed and developing – in a global partnership. Each GOAL consists of specific targets and indicators to assist with effective measurement and monitoring. They recognize that ending poverty and other deprivations must go hand-in-hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality, and spur economic growth.
The National Agreement on Closing the Gap has 16 national socio-economic targets across areas that have an impact on life outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Targets are definite and measurable goals. Under each of the targets there are indicators that help to provide an understanding of how to track progress. All Australian businesses especially those in infrastructure and mining industries, and the public sector should seek to align their strategies to these targets, and learn how to effectively measure and monitor the outcomes of their initiatives.
Outcomes are the desired result for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Organisations must engage indigenous peoples. No one should be left out.
The National Agreement on Closing the Gap has 16 national socio-economic targets across areas that have an impact on life outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Targets are definite and measurable goals. Under each of the targets there are indicators that help to provide an understanding of how to track progress. All Australian businesses especially those in infrastructure and mining industries, and the public sector should seek to align their strategies to these targets, and learn how to effectively measure and monitor the outcomes of their initiatives.
Outcomes are the desired result for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Organisations must engage indigenous peoples. No one should be left out.
We support people working for social change to be data-driven and outcomes-focused so they can improve people’s lives and create better, stronger communities. All stakeholders need to understand the perspectives of the people influencing & affected by government or organisational based projects and initiatives so responses can be more relevant, timely, effective, and efficient.
There is growing need across organisations, the social sector, and among stakeholder groups to obtain Insight Into:
We support people working for social change to be data-driven and outcomes-focused so they can improve people’s lives and create better, stronger communities. All stakeholders need to understand the perspectives of the people influencing & affected by government or organisational based projects and initiatives so responses can be more relevant, timely, effective, and efficient.
There is growing need across organisations, the social sector, and among stakeholder groups to obtain Insight Into:
Stakeholder groups are looking for more accountability and responsibility from the organisations and governments that are influencing their lives. This demand for more transparency and accountability is resulting in the need for more organisations to be open about their process, procedures and their impact on the community.
By tracking the decision-making process of individuals and/ or organisations you are able to better understand how actions are linked to positive or negative impacts and learn how to improve strategy, management, and decision making.
Stakeholder groups are looking for more accountability and responsibility from the organisations and governments that are influencing their lives. This demand for more transparency and accountability is resulting in the need for more organisations to be open about their process, procedures and their impact on the community.
By tracking the decision-making process of individuals and/ or organisations you are able to better understand how actions are linked to positive or negative impacts and learn how to improve strategy, management, and decision making.
Since 2016, the Impact Management Project (IMP) have been collaborating with over two thousand organisations in the industry to build a global consensus on how we talk
At Insight into Impact we aim to inform individuals about how they can improve their business by adopting more sustainable principles and practices. We talk
With half of the world’s tropical coral dead and 90% of the remaining coral projected to die over the next 30 years, Insight into Impact
Since 2016, the Impact Management Project (IMP) have been collaborating with over two thousand organisations in the industry to build a global consensus on how we talk
At Insight into Impact we aim to inform individuals about how they can improve their business by adopting more sustainable principles and practices. We talk
With half of the world’s tropical coral dead and 90% of the remaining coral projected to die over the next 30 years, Insight into Impact
