Minney.org Ltd works with organisations and people who deliver health and personal care, and those who commission. We help people

We partner with trainers, interim management, and subject experts in these fields.
Take time to look around. The site is organised as a series of books (see left hand navigation bar) with chapters, and pages with examples of work we’ve done. We’d love your feedback on the site, the service delivered, and what you want next.
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John Thorp's book "the information paradox" is probably the foundation on which future benefits realisation has been based. Although it is based around IT projects (notoriously, with a 70% "failure" rate), there is much that can be applied to all environments.
The Demos report "measuring social value: the gap between policy and practice" asks a very important question 'is there a standard method of measuring SROI?'.
The answer is: that depends.
When planning a new project, or evaluating whether an existing service has been successful, financial success is often the only thing that gets counted.
I’ve just returned from my SROI Practitioner training. What is this new tool? It depends on who you ask: