Measuring the Social Return on Investment (SROI)

Discuss how the Social Return on your CSR Investment can be used as a multiplier for your financial return on your Investment; how to conduct an SROI analysis.

Duration: 2 (two) days || 9 AM - 3 PM 

(Menara Batavia 2nd Floor, Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur Kav. 126, Karet Tengsin, Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kota Jakarta Pusat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota, Jakarta 10220) (GMaps).
2. Online: Using conference zoom call application.

Introduction
As a program in general, companies always expect a rate of return or Return On Investment (ROI) of the investment that has been issued. ROI is one ratio that can be used as a performance measure to calculate investment. ROI level shows how much the investment produces a rate of return for the company.

In Social Responsibility, the world today has been introduced to a concept with what is commonly referred to as social investment. Based on the presentation of the KPMG research report (2014) of more than 100 companies and the largest charity foundations, it was found that 93% of companies have measured social investments using input basis (such as: financial contributions, employee time and product donations) and 88% of companies have made output measurement (such as: number of participants in social programs). However, reporting on the outcomes and impacts generated is in small number. Only about 30% companies have reported outcomes and only 20% companies have measured the impact that companies have created from the existence of short-term programs. Calculation of social investment is an important thing to do to know quantitatively the value created from the existence of a program.

In calculating the social investment that a company has spent, there are several methods that can be used to measure social impacts. One of them is Social Return On Investment or commonly abbreviated as SROI, is a framework for measuring and calculating. Furthermore SROI is not just calculating value in monetary units, but more than that SROI seeks to see the impact created by a program on society and the effectiveness of social investment that has been issued by the company.

Workshop Material
(Will be delivered in Bahasa Indonesia)
Session I: Social Investment

• Key Elements and Social Investment Development Steps
• Introduction to types of Social Impact Calculation Methods:
  • Benefit Cost Analysis
  • Poverty and Social Impact Analyzing (PSIA)
  • Introduction to Social Return on Investment :
    • What is Social Return on Investment (SROI)?
    • Why SROI needs to be measured?
    • Who are the stakeholders involved in SROI calculation?
    • When is right time to use SROI calculation?
    • How to calculate SROI?
      • Evaluative, conducted retrospectively and 
      • Forecast, predict how much prospective social values

Session II: Understanding the calculation variable in SROI framework:
1. Stakeholders’ Input and Activity
2. Output      
3. Outcomes
4. SROI Ratio

Session III: Operate SROI calculation through study cases.

Session IV: Conduct Simulation using SROI on any specified programs.

Benefits
1. SROI calculations shows results of positive and negative numbers that are more representative for company's shareholders.
2. SROI calculations can be used to calculate the desired return on CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Investment.
3. SROI calculations can be used to accurately and responsibly calculate the Value of Money / Social Cash Flow (SCF) from an investment.
4. SROI calculations can also be used for a sustainability report.

Target Audience
1. CSR practitioners
2. Lecturers who are conducting Community Service activities
3. General Managers
4. Community Relations Managers
5. Community Development Managers
6. Public Relations Managers
7. Other practitioners who are interested in effectiveness of monitoring community projects or any other project

Facilitator
Dr. Maria Ariesta Utha, S.E., M.M. 
Maria Utha has more than 10 years research and consulting experience in projects with the field of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Higher Education Sectors. She is a Permanent Lecturer in Master Degree with spezialitation Sustainability and Community Entrepreneurship. Maria Utha completed her Doctoral Degree in Sustainable Development Doctoral Program at Trisakti University. She has expertise in Environmental Economics, Sustainability & Community Entrepreneurship Management, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, Data Processing using various statistical tools.

Rio Zakarias Widyandaru, S.T., M.M.-Sustainability
Rio is a graduate of Cum-Laude MM-Sustainability at Trisakti University who is the Sustainability Manager at CECT. Having expertise as a Senior Researcher and CSR consultant at CECT for many companies in the areas of Business Social Mapping, Designing Community Development programs, ComDev Assistance, CSR Program Implementation, SROI (Social Return on Investment), CSR Monitoring & Evaluation Programs, CSR Communication, Sustainability Reporting, Social Enterprise and others.

Investment
Two (2) day workshop: IDR 5.800.000 (online)

5% early bird sponsorship if the full payment is made 1 weeks before the workshop day.

Packages for organisations' group: (the early bird promo is not valid)
• IDR 16.400.000 for 3 participants
• IDR 25.300.000 for 5 participants
• IDR 55.200.000 for 10+ participants

Hotel near training location:
Sotis Residence Hotel Pejompongan (★★), 5min. drive.
Holiday Inn Express Wahid Hasyim (★★★), 10min. drive.

For further information, please contact:
Monik
Telephone/Fax  :  021-5793-0116
Phone               :  0813-8262-2221
Email                 :  workshop@cectcsr.com
Registration form are available to download on link above. Kindly submit the registration form through email, we will send you the confirmation email afterwards.