Through our implementation workstream we support clients to gather data to support continuous improvement. Our work with clients may include the development of measurement and social impact tools, and training in their use.

Our staff are highly experienced in providing training, speaking and facilitation services. These can range from one-off introductions to a topic such as SROI to more intensive training in a specific methodology or framework. We have provided training to whole organisations, key project staff, frontline staff, and service users. Previous clients that have benefited from training or consultancy support include FEANTSA, Focus Ireland and AONTAS and the Child Development Initiative.

Related projects

Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Data Review and Evaluation Options Study

The Technology Enabled Care (TEC) Programme is a £9 million a year Scotland-wide programme designed to increase choice and control in health, well-being and care services. Just Economics was commissioned by the Scottish Government to synthesise and review existing TEC evaluation evidence and provide recommendations for future evaluation activity.

Digital Inclusion Evaluation Toolkit

Developed for the Government Digital Service, this toolkit by Just Economics supports NGOs working on digital inclusion to carry out impact evaluations. The toolkit takes novice users through an accessible manual that includes a bank of outcomes, indicators and survey questions.

Evaluability Assessment of the Recovery Approach in Mental Health

The concept of recovery has come to underpin mental health policy in many Anglophone countries. It represents a shift from services based on clinical recovery defined by symptom reduction to recovery as defined by the service user’s view of what is needed to lead a meaningful life. Just Economics was commissioned by HSE to carry out an Evaluability Assessment of the National Framework for Recovery in Mental Health in Ireland.

Limerick Youth Housing Report

Just Economics was commissioned to evaluate the Limerick Youth Housing Project (LHYP), a homelessness intervention modelled on the Housing First approach developed in the US and Canada.

Technology and quality of life for older and homebound adults

This paper, published by the Carnegie Trust, provides a review of the current literature on the use of technology in the provision of care and support to older people and disabled adults, with a particular focus on these populations within Scotland. The review was carried out as part of a wider evaluation of a technology enabled care device currently being piloted.

Focus areas

Our client base ranges from local charities to public sector bodies and global corporates. We apply our expertise to key focus areas that our team are passionate about.

Training and implementation