Impact Measurement Worksheet
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How does this project support Code for Atlanta's mission and values? *
What specific outcomes do you hope to achieve? *
Instead of focusing on what you want to build, first describe how you hope to impact the particular community, institution, or individual(s) that you’re targeting. What will change as a result of this work?
How do you hope to achieve these outcomes? *
Problems can often be solved in many different ways, so we want to think carefully about why we’re choosing a specific approach. Describe the solution, tool, or experience you hope to develop. Include as much detail as you need.
How will you know the project has been successful? *
What indicators or signals might you measure to understand if you’ve achieved the impact you’re hoping for?
What are some potential negative impacts this project might have? What are the risks if this project isn’t successful, is misused, or even deliberately abused? What are some ways to mitigate these negative impacts and risks? *
Because we may be working with underrepresented and/or marginalized populations, it’s particularly important to consider ways we might inadvertently negatively impact our stakeholders. Examples might include “wasting our government partner’s time,” “eroding public trust,” or “reinforcing racial bias already institutionalized by the data collection system,” among others. Identifying these risks early can help us proactively solve them.
How will you capture and share the learning from this project with others? *
We don’t believe in working in a vacuum. What methods will you use to share your project learning along the way? This might include blogging, hack night lightning talks, or other approaches.
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