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Assessor Drop-in

Assurance is more than just a rubber-stamping exercise. It is also a learning process designed to help you improve the way you measure impact.

During the process of Report Assurance your social value or SROI analysis will be independently checked by our qualified assessors. They will check that the report shows good understanding of social value principles and practice. For an SROI report this means that ‘Principle 3: Value what matter’ requires the use of financial proxies. However, any social value/impact report can be tested against The Principles of Social Value.

We know there are always different challenges come up when writing reports, therefore SVI is offering more technical support through this Assessor Drop-in session. We invited our assessors to chair the session and share their top tips for report writing.

In February, we have invited Yulia Romaschenko from Charitable Foundation for Philanthropy Development to speak in the first Assessor Drop-in.

Event Date: 9 Feb 2023 (Thursday)
Event Time: 8AM - 9AM GMT

Yulia Romaschenko, Director for Programmes and Donor Relations, Charitable Foundation for Philanthropy Development (CAF Russia)*

Yulia has been L3 AP, trainer and assessor for Social Value International since 2016.

In her current role at the Charitable Foundation for Philanthropy Development she is responsible for programmme activities from design to implementation and impact measurement and management.

Yulia joined the organisation in 2005 and had worked in various roles on a number of programmes, including those aimed at increasing organisational and financial sustainability of CSOs in Russia before her appointment as the Director for Programs and Donor Relations in 2015.

* Charitable Foundation for Philanthropy Development has been recognized as a foreign agent by the Russian Ministry of Justice

Please note: This session is open to Accredited Practitioners ONLY

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