Impact investing is a quickly growing field and also, moving from early stage wishful thinking, towards professionalization. This means that experts' guesses and simple checklists won’t work anymore moving forward. Risk-Return-Impact need to be assessed quantitatively on the same basis.
Valuing Impact business value method bridges the CFO's question—“Show me the business value”—with the sustainability team’s reality, translating impact into operational savings, risk reduction, revenue upside, and credible data.
Plastic pollution is among the most pervasive environmental challenges of our time, affecting ecosystems, human health, and economies globally. To effectively tackle this issue, organizations need credible methodologies that not only measure their plastic footprint but also drive actionable strategies to mitigate it.
In short: The idea we present below represents a disruption in impact accounting. It will lead to a much broader adoption of this practice by businesses and investors. Valuation perspectives are crucial to inform effective decision-making processes and business strategy.
Analyzing 200 SROI results, we found start-ups lead in societal value efficiency. Regional and sectoral differences also reveal key insights for benchmarking impact valuation.
Quantitative impact assessment is revolutionizing investor due diligence, bridging data gaps and enhancing decision-making for more effective and impactful investments.
