impact-mapping

Impact

Mapping

Role of data and stories

Data and stories serve both the participants and the supporting organizations. Each individual participant is provided a place on our online platform where they can set goals, track progress and gain investors/donors for their projects. They decide what data they wish to share publicly on the site. The organizations as well as investors/donors can view the cumulative data and any data individual families wish to share.
Buchanan, Liberia

pop: 35,000

2 yrs

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Direct Impact: +1500

Income: +350%

Savings grps: 97%

Paid it Forward:

Safe water for 200 hshlds

Clinic serving 1,500/mo

Bicol, Philippines

Rural by Lagazi City

12 mo

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Households: 152

Impacting: +800

Income w/ busi: +27%

New savings+14%

Resident led projects

Sharing food. Mutuality grows

Rwanwanja, Uganda

Refugees: 75,000

6 mo

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Households: 100

Impacting: +700

Income increase: 21%

Families “more independent”

Mutuality is growing

Rwamwanja, Uganda

Refugee Youth 16 – 24 yrs

6 mo

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Youth enrolled:100

Idle youth started businesses

Income increased:99%

Started group savings

Started collective businesses

Jalisco, Mexico

12 mo

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Households: 147

Impacting: +500

Business income: +44%

Helped with funeral expenses

Santa Marta, Colombia

12 mo

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Households:102

Impacting:+500

Business income :+43%

Built steps for child safety

Women formed support grps

Kisoro, Uganda

Farming area

10 mo

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Households:100

Impacting: +700

Business income:22%

Tracking 224 businesses

Long waiting list to join

Child Center, NY

Starting in 2022

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Households planned:300

Impacting: 1,000

Enrolling from 3 sites including

ex-offenders, etc.

Asossa, Ethiopia

Starting in 2022

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Refugees from Sudan

Internally displaced

Host families

Target :+1,000

Bunagana, DR Congo

Starting in 2022

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Households: 100

Impacting :+500

Conflict in Congo delays start

Mwanza, Tanzania

Starting in 2022

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Self-organized group

Led by a local teacher

Kisumu, Kenya

Starting in 2022

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Self-organized group

Led by a local teacher

Oakland, California

Starting late 2022

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Small minority owned business

Creating jobs for the community

Wilson Rwamugabo
AVSI liaison

  “…the participants (in other programs) become over-dependent on program staff – makes sustainability a challenge – especially at the close of projects. With CII, however… the families/groups have been supporting themselves.” “When you see them in a meetings today, they interact as very close friends and peers.

— Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement, Uganda
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Panel discussion on PDC and systems change London School of Economics

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