Case Study: Victim Support Scotland
This case study is about how Victim Support Scotland developed organisation-wide outcomes, indicators and evidence collection methods.
Results for: 2017
Charting the waters (2017)
This guide is for people in third sector organisations that want to understand and evaluate the difference their policy influencing work makes.
Evaluating arts projects with people who have experienced homelessness: Streetwise Opera’s approach (2017)
A guide to evaluating arts projects with people who have experienced homelessness based on the methodology used at Streetwise.
Evidence from Elsewhere: Gathering, analysing and using other people’s evidence (2017)
A guide to using secondary evidence from third sector and other sources.
Evidence from Elsewhere: Gathering, analysing and using other people’s evidence (2017) – Infographic
Written by the Knowledge Translation Network ‘Evidence from Elsewhere: Gathering, analysing and using other people’s evidence’ guides anyone in the third sector who wants to use secondary evidence to inform,
Report: Funders and funded in harmony – Where are we now?
This 2017 report reflects on Harmonising Reporting; it outlines the original problem to be solved and how Harmonising Reporting came about. The report includes examples and case studies of improvements in reporting practice since 2010 and summarises where we are now. It also has suggestions on what could come next.
Understanding intermediaries’ impact event report 2017
This event report tells you what happened at the Understanding intermediaires’ impact seminar which took place on 24th July 2017, what the conclusions were, and three things that ESS in
When to put a price tag on it (2017)
This guide will be of interest to you if you work in the third sector and are interested in doing economic evaluation for funding reasons. It will help you have
When to put a price tag on it (2017)- handout
This handout summarises the survey findings of funders’ views on economic evaluation undertaken by Evaluation Support Scotland 2015 – 2016.
