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

New directors in SVA’s consulting team, Susie King and Malcolm Garrow give a fresh perspective on the Australian social sector and share what’s brought them to these roles.

Social Return on Investment (SROI) analyses of Indigenous Broadcasting Services (IBSs)

Patrick Flynn explains how organisations can use proven initiatives as catalysts for change in government policies and service systems.

Most funders in Australia do not provide funds for not-for-profit indirect costs, leading to lower capability and effectiveness across the sector.

Podcast: A growing emphasis on developing rich theories of change, being pragmatic about what data to collect, and increasing sophistication in valuing outcomes has put SROI at the forefront for how society can better account for what really matters.

Social Ventures Australia (2023), Happy, healthy and thriving: enhancing the impact of our Integrated Child and Family Centres in Australia.

There can be additional benefits from an SROI analysis if it is approached in the right way.

A full Social Return on Investment (SROI) report isn’t the only way to benefit from applying the SROI framework.

We are seeking to transform the early childhood development landscape so that children experiencing vulnerability have access to high-quality, integrated supports.