Liz Holford, our resident social value expert and Project Manager for the CSIF development, spoke in an IEMA webinar on 28th November 2018, joined by others from the Framework development team:
The CSIF provides a common, consistent basis for understanding and measuring social impacts by:
The Framework draws from existing social impact research, literature, tools and approaches and is tailored to the bespoke needs of the rail sector. It’s applicable across the whole life of franchises, projects and programmes, but it’s not intended that any stakeholder should use all the measures and qualitative approaches.
Liz Holford
Senior Consultant, Social Value
liz@actionsustainability.com
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