Just Economics is a leading provider of digital inclusion evaluation services. We have worked with clients from the public, corporate and voluntary sector. These include BT, Microsoft, the Scottish Government and the Good Things Foundation. Our work has encompassed projects relating to people with disabilities, older people and low-income groups in the UK and internationally. Current projects in this field include an evaluation of Microsoft’s international Youthspark programme.
Just Economics supported BT to measure the impact of its investments health and education projects in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The TEC data review and evaluation options study provides a synthesis and review of existing TEC evaluation evidence and sets out considerations for further evaluation activity. This report presents the findings from the TEC data review and evaluation option study.
Just Economics was commissioned by BT to carry out an SROI evaluation of BT’s digital skills programme aimed at older people and people living in remote locations. This was one of the first SROIs to be produced on digital inclusion in the UK and was accompanied by a report on valuing digital inclusion.
As a companion paper to the Get IT Together evaluation, this paper places an economic value on being ‘digitally included’. Adopting a ‘bottom up’ approach, the paper uses the findings of the Get IT Together evaluation to explore the difference that becoming digitally included makes to an individual and uses economic valuation techniques to monetise these changes.
Just Economics undertook an SROI analysis of the work undertaken by UK Online Centres to promote digital inclusion. UK Online Centres is a network of local organisations that approach digital skills training as part of their wider community development work. This study assessed the impact of training using the the Learn My Way platform developed by the Good Things Foundation.
Developed for the Government Digital Service, this toolkit supports NGOs to carry out impact assessments. The toolkit takes novice users through an accessible manual that includes a bank of outcomes, indicators and survey questions.
This is a summary report of the evaluation of CleverCogs™ – a digital care and support system - developed by Blackwood Homes and Care. It was designed to increase digital participation in adults receiving care and support packages and enable increased use of Technology Enabled Care. This evaluation, commissioned by Carnegie UK Trust on behalf of the Scottish Government is a mixed methods study that measures changes in outcomes for customers before and after the introduction of the technology. This report sets out the key findings from the evaluation in relation to these outcomes. The full evaluation report is available on request.
Technology for Good supports NGOs to reach more people more effectively by providing subsidised software, funding and technical support to NGOs worldwide. In 2017, we worked with Microsoft Philanthropies in Asia to assess the impact of the programme. The project included extensive fieldwork with NGOs in Asia.
