What's The Point?

Impact measurement allows us to understand how much change can be credited to a specific project or activity.

• Our goal is to [what] for [who] so that [so what?]

• Once you come up with this statement, expand upon it by asking HOW?

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Product Ideas

Earth's To-Do List

• Incorporate various levels of the ecosystem (community, organizational, interpersonal, individual)
• Asking "why" repeatedly to help narrow down their mission and vision they have for themselves and the impact they want to have
• Ask yourself what changes do you want to see on the community level, organizational level, interpersonal level, and then individual level- tailor these to the type of project you're working on
• Once you have your ideal future world envisioned, make it more tangible by mapping out some of the practical and observable aspects to it "ex: I envision a world where...."
  • What will they see and feel? (part of the observation process as they're navigating their experiences using certain tools)
  • Who or what will they interact with?
  • What changes will they experience in their life?
• Think about what the person's daily life is like (empathetic lens)
• How do you know you're making change and what signals/observations are you collecting that signify impact?
• Main questions to ask yourself
  • what are you trying to accomplish-
  • who are you trying to accomplish this for
  • why does this matter
  • what change are you trying to make
  • what signal will you use to pick up on that change
  • what method will you use to capture insights

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