1. Impact
Assessment
for
Social
Innova3on
Antonella
Passani
–
T6
Ecosystems
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

2. Project
objec3ves
• To
develop
–
with
your
support
–
a
methodology
and
a
set
of
online
tools
for
socio-­‐poliBcal,
economic
and
InnovaBve
aspect
environmental
impact
assessment
• Map
key
factors
supporBng
a
wider
uptake
of
digital
social
innovaBon
(DSI)
iniBaBves
• Assess
CAPs
expected
impacts
at
project
and
at
domain
level
• Develop
a
research
roadmap
and
policy
recommendaBons
on
instruments
for
improving
the
impact
of
DSI
and
CAPS
projects
and
facilitate
their
uptake
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

3. IA4SI
stakeholders
and
online
tools
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

4. IA4SI
tools
(under
development)
•
•
A
simple
online
quesBonnaire
for
you
direct
users
They
will
be
asked
to
express
their
opinion
on
the
experiences
or
expected
impact
of
using
your
outputs
• European
ciBzens
will
be
invited
to
express
their
opinion
on
your
project
outputs
by
voBng.
• This
tool
will
allow
you
to
present
your
project
to
a
wider
audience
and
to
exchange
ideas
with
IA4Si
and
other
CAPs
projects
InnovaBve
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme
aspect
•
•
More
than
an
online
quesBonnaire:
as
you
enter
enough
data
about
you
project
you
will
see
a
short
report
about
your
expected
impacts
You
will
visualize
here
also
the
opinions
of
your
users
about
the
expected
impacts
of
the
tools
they
are
using/tesBng

5. We
need
you
input!
• 3
workshops:
InnovaBve
aspect
– A
first
draU
of
the
IA4Si
methodology
and
of
SAT
and
UDGI
will
be
presented
for
you
to
gather
your
feedback
– A
dedicated
workshop
will
be
organised
for
presenBng
you
a
preliminary
release
of
the
CEP
– The
preliminary
results
of
the
impact
assessment
will
be
presented
and
discussed
with
you
before
submiXng
the
deliverables
to
the
EC
• We
can
use
our
LinkedIn
group
for
sharing
ideas
about
the
methodology
on
a
regular
basis
• We
will
organise
webinars
for
supporBng
you
in
using
the
tools:
this
will
be
also
good
opportuniBes
for
discussing
the
features
of
the
tools
and
improve
them
thanks
with
your
feedback
• The
methodology
will
be
finalised
aUer
the
CAPs
projects
assessment
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

6. Support
systems
for
you
• Webinars
organised
on
a
regular
basis
during
the
data
gathering
phase
• One
to
one
interview/calls/emails
• TickeBng
system
for
all
of
the
IA4SI
tools
• FAQs
• IA4SI
How
to
Guide
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

7. More
collabora3on
opportuni3es
• Make
synergic
IA4SI
CEP
with
your
pla^orms:
you
can
use
CEP
for
engaging
more
users
and
we
it
will
be
very
helpful
if
you
can
give
visibility
to
CEP
• Exchange
info
on
your
internal
monitoring
and
evaluaBon
systems
in
order
to
make
IA4SI
methodology
as
coherent
as
possible
with
your
systems
and
vice
versa
• Research
collaboraBon
on
new
models
of
value
definiBon,
behind
GDP
indicators
and
assessment
of
intangibles
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

8. IA4SI
expected
impacts
• Impact
on
knowledge
creaBon
and
sharing
(IA4SI
methodology,
CAP
assessment,
etc.)
• CAPs
projects
more
aware
of
their
impacts
and
using
the
IA4SI
methodology
(or
part
of
it)
in
their
every
day
work
(impact
on
working
rouBnes?
On
management
effecBveness?
Increase
accountability?)
• Foster
the
use
of
impact
assessment
methodologies
in
future
projects
• Make
EU
ciBzens
aware
of
CAPs
and
DSI
and
engage
them
in
“assessing”
their
outputs
(increase
transparency?
Enlarge
the
number
of
people
that
knows
of
DSI?)
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

9. IA4SI
Workshop
Feasible?
In Rome at the end of March 2014!
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

10. info@IA4SI.eu
www.ia4si.eu
www.impact4you.eu
UP
coming
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

11. This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

12. Talking
about
impact
Antonella
Passani
-­‐
T6
Ecosystems
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

13. Talking
about
impact...
means
answering
quesBons
such
as:
ü What
is
the
difference
a
project
makes?
ü Why
is
a
project
relevant
and
for
whom?
ü How
much
difference
does
a
project
make?
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

14. This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

15. “Cost
Benefit
Analysis
is
applied
social
science
and
this
is
not
an
exact
discipline.
It
is
largely
based
on
approximaBons,
working
hypotheses
and
shortcuts
because
of
lack
of
data
or
because
of
constraints
on
the
resources
of
evaluators.
It
needs
intuiBon
and
not
just
data
crunching
and
should
be
based
on
the
right
incenBves
for
the
evaluators
to
do
their
job
in
the
most
independent
and
honest
environment.
Establishing
this
environment
is
largely
a
mafer
of
insBtuBonal
building,
local
culture
and
transparency.”
(EC
-­‐
DG
Regional
Policy
-­‐
Guide
to
Cost-­‐Benefit
Analysis
of
investment
projects,
Final
Report
SubmiDed
by
TRT
TrasporF
e
Territorio
and
CSIL
Centre
for
Industrial
Studies,
2008)
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

16. CAPS
Expected
impacts
(Call
10,
Objec3ve
5.5)
“the
emergence
and
take-­‐up
of
new
sustainable
organisa/onal
and
behavioural
models
at
individual
and
community
levels,
resulFng
in
sustainable
social
and
economical
innovaFon
improving
the
quality
of
response
to
societal
and
economic
challenges,
such
as
growth,
employment,
inclusion,
educaFon,
community
development,
health,
environment,
energy,
and
quality
of
life
at
large”.
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

17. CAPS
Expected
impacts
(Call
10,
Objec3ve
5.5)
• Catalyzing
and
enabling
new
producBon
and
consumpBon
paferns,
lifestyles,
and
socio-­‐economic
processes
based
on
commons,
sharing,
exchange,
and
parBcipaBon
at
local
and
global
scales.
• Strengthened
evidence
of
social
innovaBon
based
on
collecBve
knowledge,
which
can
also
make
possible
new
forms
of
foresight
in
society
(by
public
bodies,
organisaBons
as
well
as
by
ciBzens).
• Providing
advanced
concepts
and
tools
enabling
people
and
communiBes
to
share,
collaborate,
and
make
use
of
data/
informaBon
generated,
empowering
future
social
entrepreneurs
and
innovators
to
engage
in
innovaBve
service
creaBon
and
delivery.
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

18. CAPs
stakeholders
(interview
results)
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
EC
CAPs
projects
Researchers
and
academia
Public
administraBons
and
policy
makers
InnovaBon
networks,
SI
organisaBons,
social
innovators
Open
data
iniBaBves
(e.g.,
CitySDK)
OrganizaBons
acBve
in
online
data
privacy
and
social
media
Companies
acBve
in
online
data
harvesBng
Teachers,
acBvists
and
educators
in
the
field
of
environmental
educaBon
Commons
based
companies
and
organizaBons
(e.g.,
Wikipedia)
NGOs,
non-­‐for
profit
organisaBons
and
social
enterpreneurs
SoUware
developers
SMEs
Large
companies
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

19. CAPs
stakeholders
(interview
results)
EU
ci3zens
within
the
CAPS
scope:
– People
with
disabiliBes
and
mobility
impairments,
elderly
and
their
caregivers,
and
parents
using
strollers
for
their
children
– CiBzens
with
an
interest
in
environmental
issues
(e.g.,
individual
energy
consumpBon;
making
more
sustainable
lifestyle
choices;
ecological
consumpBon)
– CiBzens
involved
in
iniBaBves
concerning
ecology
and
conservaBon
(e.g.,
wildlife
conservaBon,
guerrilla
gardening)
– CiBzens
involved
in
iniBaBves
working
on
developing
countries
and
on
corporate
social
responsibility-­‐related
issues
– CiBzens
involved
in
iniBaBves
occupied
with
sustainability
(environmental/social/economic)
– CiBzens
with
an
interest
in
poliBcal
issues
(e.g.,
digital
democracy,
open
government)
– Persons
acBve
in
civil
rights
(e.g.,
women’s
rights,
children's
rights,
LGBT
rights)
– Students,
researchers
and
ciBzens
interested
in
staBsBcs
and
in
knowing
more
about
GDP
measurement
iniBaBves
– CiBzens
and
iniBaBves
acBve
in
commons
based
peer
producBon
and
sharing
economy
(e.g.,
Wikipedia)
– users
interesBng
in
knowing
more
about
their
data
and
in
defending
their
online
rights
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme

20. CAPs
expected
impact
areas
(interview
results)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Societal
impact
Policy-­‐related
impact
PoliBcal
impact
Economic
impact
Technological
impact
Impact
on
knowledge/scienBfic
impact
Environmental
impact
(indirect?)
Impact
on
efficiency
“of
spending”
Impact
on
CAPs
domain
In
supporBng
social
innovaBon,
spreading
this
model
and
make
it
sustainable
This
project
is
co-­‐funded
by
the
EC
under
the
FP7
Programme