Tag: Monitoring and Evaluation

Here are six ways we found community power is having a positive impact for people, communities and public services, and some of the brilliant examples that show this in practice.

Community power produces far-ranging benefits. But an ‘evidence paradox’, hard-wired into our policy-making system, is holding back its potential. As we launch our latest report, Community Power: The Evidence, co-author Jessica Studdert addresses the counteractive way we measure success...

Community power is happening. It’s creating change across the country, in the places we live and the services we use. Community Power: The Evidence is the first research to take a comprehensive view of what community power looks like...

By bringing together existing evidence about the impact of community powered approaches – both in the UK and internationally – we set out a case for deeper change.