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v INSPIRING EMPLOYABILITY YOUTH EMPLOYABILITY OUTCOMES FRAMEWORK 19 th March 2013

New Philanthropy Capital presentation to LESPN 19 March 2013

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INSPIRING EMPLOYABILITY YOUTH EMPLOYABILITY OUTCOMES FRAMEWORK

19th March 2013

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INSPIRING IMPACT: PUTTING IMPACT AT THE HEART OF THE NON-PROFIT SECTOR

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OUR FIVE STRANDS

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What does good practice look like?

How do we know what we need to measure?

How do we find the right tools to measure our impact?

How can we compare with and learn from others?

How can funders promote impact? How can they

measure their own impact?

Impact leadership

Coordinating support

Data, tools and systems

Shared measurement

Funders, commissioners and investors

What does good practice look like?

What does good practice look like?

How do we know what we need to measure?

How do we know what we need to measure?

How do we find the right tools to measure our impact?

How do we find the right tools to measure our impact?

How can we compare with and learn from others?

How can we compare with and learn from others?

How can funders promote impact? How can they

measure their own impact?

How can funders promote impact? How can they

measure their own impact?

Impact leadership

Impact leadership

Coordinating support

Coordinating support

Data, tools and systems

Data, tools and systems

Shared measurement

Shared measurement

Funders, commissioners and investors

Funders, commissioners and investors

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SHARED MEASUREMENT IS ABOUT HAVING GREATER IMPACT

• Shared measurement is about using common tools to track progress across similar organisations and settings.

• Central to the Inspiring Impact programme

Key principles

1. Develop collaboratively (charities and funders)2. Developing standards (knowing what ‘good’ is)3. Saving time and money4. Practical and accessible 5. Adaptable and takes account of individual

circumstances

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WHY WE NEED A EMPLOYABILITY MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK

• There is consensus among providers that it is important to consider a range of outcomes in the progression to employment

• Definitions adopted by the Work Programme are suitable for contract management but don’t capture ‘employability’

• A wider definition of employability is important because:

– ‘Pre-employment’ providers need to be able to demonstrate their contribution

– Opportunities for young people are limited in the current labour market

– More data on the journey to employment could help improve job outcomes

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THE FRAMEWORK

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Thank you

Any questions?

Contact: [email protected]

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