Social Impact Assessment

Organisations across every sector are now expected to show how their work creates value for society. Yet many struggle to prove that their programs lead to real, positive change. This is where the benefits of social impact assessment become clear. By using structured social impact assessments, organisations can track outcomes, learn what works, and build

Conducting a social impact assessment is essential for any organisation that wants to understand and improve its effect on people and communities. In 2025, with growing demands for transparency and accountability, impact can no longer be an assumption. It must be shown clearly and honestly. At 4th Wheel, we support companies, foundations, and NGOs in

<p>Social impact refers to meaningful shifts that tackle societal problems and injustices. It captures the range of both direct and indirect outcomes that actions or interventions have on individuals and communities. These shifts may arise from deliberate initiatives by civil society groups, businesses, governments, or community networks or emerge as ripple effects from broader societal [&hellip;]</p>

<p>In today’s world, businesses and organisations are increasingly held accountable for their social and environmental impact. This is where Social Impact Assessment (SIA) plays a vital role. It helps evaluate how projects, policies, and initiatives affect communities so that development is both responsible and sustainable.&nbsp; Understanding social impact assessment goes beyond just measuring outcomes; it [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Qualitative research is a powerful tool for understanding the complexities of human experiences, behaviors, and interactions. At the heart of this approach lies the art of taking qualitative notes – the written records and observations that capture the richness and nuance of the studied phenomena. In this blog post, we&#8217;ll explore the importance of qualitative [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Social Impact Assessment (SIA) is a critical tool for understanding the social consequences of planned projects and developments. It examines the effects of proposed initiatives on the communities and populations they will affect. This process is vital because it helps identify potential social risks and benefits, allowing stakeholders to make informed decisions that promote positive [&hellip;]</p>