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Impact Framework Templates

Use our Impact Framework Worksheet and Template to begin creating your own framework, and check out our library of Impact Framework examples to get inspired and see how your peers are measuring impact

Impact Framework Worksheet & Template

An Impact Framework helps you clearly define what you do, who you serve, and why it matters so you can measure progress, share your story, and strengthen your work over time.

This worksheet outlines how to begin to think about defining your impact via objectives and KIIs, and provides a template you can fill out to document your work and help you get started.

Example Impact Frameworks

Each Impact Framework below outlines example mission, vision, and objectives for each impact theme, as well as relevant Key Impact Indicators (KIIs) that can be used to measure how you're delivering on your objectives.

Framework Theme: Sports
Based Youth Develoment

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Civic Engagement

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Health & Wellness Recovery Program

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Workforce Development

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Affordable Housing

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BIPOC Entrepreneurship

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Mentoring

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Early Education

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Youth Development

Learn More About the Define Stage of DeCAL

Building Out Your Impact Framework

Within the Define stage of our DeCAL Methodology, UpMetrics will guide you through the creation of a strategic and effective Impact Framework, which enables you to define and operationalize how you measure and communicate your social or environmental impact both internally and externally.

In alignment with your organization's Vision, Mission, and Values, we'll help you select the right Key Impact Indicators (KIIs) to track within a number of different dimensions that will enable you to measure progress towards your goals.

Dimensions of Impact

  • Who: Who are you serving - e.g Demographics / characteristics, # of recipients
  • What: What are you delivering and how much - e.g Product, services, capital 
  • Quality: What is the quality of your delivery - e.g NPS, utilization, retention  
  • Better Off: How are those who you are serving better off? 
  • Community Contribution: With a lens of contribution (vs. attribution) you'll select community level measures that you want to track within your impact theme to support your strategy and execution