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CSR and Sustainability Research

We research community priorities and social-investment outcomes to help organisations understand their initiatives and improve how they respond to stakeholders.

What we research

  1. 01
    Community needs assessment

    We investigate the needs that can inform social-investment design.

  2. 02
    Social-investment evaluation

    We examine reported changes and the evidence behind programme outcomes.

  3. 03
    Stakeholder research

    We explore where community, employee and organisational perspectives align or differ.

How we carry out the research

  1. 01
    Define the initiative and its intended change

    We establish the initiative, affected groups and intended outcomes.

  2. 02
    Collect stakeholder perspectives

    We gather stakeholder perspectives using consultation methods suited to the participants.

  3. 03
    Examine evidence against the question

    We compare programme records, participant accounts and collected observations.

What you receive

Deliverables are tailored to your study and confirmed in the agreed scope.

  • Social-investment findingsFindings connecting initiative objectives and stakeholder experiences, with evidence limitations.
  • Measurement planPractical indicators, collection responsibilities and review points for ongoing learning.

Related case studies

Related published case studies and their reported research approaches.

Planning your sustainability study

Share the reporting questions and evidence requirements. Agree what the study can substantiate; research findings do not by themselves constitute certification or assurance.

What do you need to understand about your social investment?

Tell us the decision you need to make and the evidence you need. We will discuss a research scope suited to your question.