Charity-Water Case Study

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As a non-profit organization, Charity-water provides water to the people in developing countries as a focus of their work. To prove that that what they are doing give a positive impact to the community, their impact can be measured with the 7 principles of SROI. 1. Involve stakeholders: B The organization have to ensure that their stakeholders are kept informed in what they are doing, as they have to prove to their donors that they know what the organization is doing. They give a report to the stakeholders on how they do the operations, from finding the locations and why they choose that particular location. In their website the organization explains how and why they choose a certain location. Even though it will be difficult that the decision …show more content…

Understand what changes: B Bringing clean water to a different location in developing countries has many challenges; this is why the organization has to build a good relationship with the local community. In this case, with bringing new technology to the community, it will bring positive and negative impact. It is important to the organization to know how the community and their culture adapt to this new technology. In their website, they proclaim that they work with the community to find the best solution for everyone. These types of solutions will be different in every …show more content…

They provide their stakeholders with success stories in how the project benefits the community. They don’t provide clear information about how this project affects individuals and how this project changes their lives. The mission of the charity water organization in using 100% of their public donations for water projects shows some concerns, as people will be wondering about how the organization can survive with this mission. In addition, having another bank account from other resources can give some confusion on how to track down their expenses. The decision in choosing the location is also crucial, that’s why it should be clear on how they make a decision on this matter. They also should have provided information about how they do their monitoring and evaluation. With this information, they can predict how their project impacts the

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