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The Quarterly shares insights from our work and across the sector, to prompt learning and discussion about effective practice.

A good client feedback system helps improve both client outcomes and financial sustainability. What does it look like and how does the disability sector stack up?

Four very different social purpose organisations describe how social impact investing has provided a flexible, mission-aligned and supportive approach to funding their vision – often to their surprise.

Malcolm Garrow explores the importance of being intentional about who to engage in the strategy development process, and offers guidance on how to do it well.

If the Australian workforce is to be prepared for the future, science technology engineering and mathematics practices must be embedded across the entire curriculum, according to a report commissioned by SVA.

Networking and collaboration are increasingly important for achieving social change. SVA’s successful model – in education – points to the core elements needed for growing an effective network.

What will it take for the Australian impact investing market to flourish? Brendan Ferguson takes a comprehensive look at the challenges and ways to overcome them.

How do you address the costly business of funerals for those that can’t afford them? SVA and a host of unlikely partners might just have nailed it with an initiative tackling both funeral costs and the way people save.

New research from the Australian National University has SVA and Brotherhood of St Laurence calling on the government to raise income support rates given the current levels predict dire outcomes for children and families relying on social security payments.

Te Whānau O Waipareira is working with SVA Consulting to build an outcomes management culture and strategy to measure what really matters for Māori families in West Auckland.