The Impact & Insight Toolkit is a project run by Counting What Counts. We work with our partners, Culture Counts and Arts Council England, to provide evaluation tools to ACE funded organisations. Find out more about us, our commitments and meet the team.
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‘Dimension’ questions are a central component of the Impact & Insight Toolkit. But what are these ‘dimensions’ and where do they come from? What are ‘dimensions’? Dimensions are standardised…
Updated April 2025 This blogpost refers to the original Impact & Insight Toolkit Reporting Dashboard which was launched in October 2023. This dashboard and associated reports were replaced by the…
Introduction At the beginning of April, Counting What Counts (CWC) launched the updated version of the Impact & Insight Toolkit (Toolkit) to support the National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) cohort in…
Having recently been chatting more about the ‘new’ Impact & Insight Toolkit, some great questions have been presented to us. Whilst we have responded directly, we would like to share…
We’ve learned a lot and we’re making changes! Read on to understand the new things that are coming your way from April 2023… In July 2022, CWC decided it…
Check out the process by which we will be providing access to the new and improved Impact & Insight Toolkit, alongside the gradual termination of the current Toolkit project.
Establishing an evaluation framework is incredibly useful when it comes to evidencing commitment to the Ambition and Quality investment principle.
We’ve learned a tremendous amount over the past 4 years of delivering the first iteration of the Toolkit
The Impact & Insight Toolkit will continue to be a resource available to NPOs from April 2023
We decided to work with a couple of our users to do a more in-depth analysis to help them better understand their data and to work together on a case study to demonstrate the value in consistent evaluation and thoughtful analysis.
Let's consider some examples of frameworks for mapping or measuring emotions, before introducing the framework that we have implemented.
The seemingly simple question of ‘how do you feel?’ is inextricably wrapped up in broader conversations about happiness and wellbeing.