The Commission on Social Investment was an independent group set up by Lord Victor Adebowale CBE to investigate the current state of the social investment market and how the market could better enable the growth of social enterprises.

This toolkit is designed to help entrepreneurs, investors, consultants, evaluators or other practitioners deepen their social impact measurement and management process in the impact investing sector.

Social Investment Business’ data-led decision-making process has led to greater objectivity.

Board members may find these questions useful to guide discussions with senior management about the company’s salient human rights issues.

Equileap provides gender equality benchmark data built on over 3,000 companies across 19 data points to support investors to build gender lens financial products, from fair pay and recruitment to supply chain management.

List of data resources that can be looked at in addition to any national or regional sources on inequality.

This series brings together all documents relating to Equality data in the UK.

The Compendium of Practices on Equality Data covers practices on different discrimination grounds and areas of life in which discrimination, inequality and exclusion can occur.

Developed by Oxfam and LSE’s Centre for the Analysis of Social Exclusion, this framework can be used to understand the drivers of inequality and root causes across seven key aspects of life, referencing goals such as the SDGs.

Used by the UK’s Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC; the UK’s statutory equality and human rights body) as a basis for monitoring and reporting on the UK’s adherence to, and progress on, domestic and international equality and international human rights legal standards.

The SDG Impact Standards are a set of practices that organizations can apply to help build a more sustainable, inclusive and resilient world.

Multi-stakeholder effort includes an invitation and a call to action for institutional investors to address the systemic and systematic risks in how they approach asset class allocation and the misaligned incentives of investment structures.

The Outcomes Matrix is an interactive tool that provides a useful starting point for you to consider the social impact that you are trying to deliver and how you will measure it.

Resources for LGBT+ organisations wanting to learn more Outcomes-based thinking.

III’s open-source Learning Hub helps individuals and organisations to build their knowledge and skills about impact investing so that they can integrate it into their work and investment decisions.