Resource ID: INDIGO-ARES-0153
Link: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/09613218.2016.1223486?needAccess=true
Created specifically for impact assessments related to the built environment, this guide nonetheless includes some helpful overviews of the distinctions between different SROI methods.
An academic paper that gives an overview of different SROI Methods.
Impact goal: Housing, Social impact, Local rejuvenation, Sustainability eco
Internal/external: External
Leader: Watson and Whitley, 2017
Method: Framework agnostic
Output format: Monetary valuation
Scale: Macro
Sourcing: Agnostic, Paid tool, Self driven, Outsource to vendor, Proprietary in house
Time frame: Ongoing, Prospective, Retrospective
Type: Resource repository or summary
Used in sectors: Housing, Sustainability eco, Developed countries
Who: Public sector, Private sector
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