to measure and quantify the level of inclusion and impact of policies and actions on different territories, thus orienting the new services and good policies.

Credibility of project because of the scientific validated tool

Objectivity of evaluation

Passing from an evaluation relating on the single experience to an evaluation built on a global system

Multiple uses and categories

Necessary instrument for facilitating the inclusion of services users in their decision making process.

Every facility can evaluate the level of social

inclusion provided.

Improving the quality of the services provided, to work in the areas affected by the greatest critical issues.

A useful cognitive tool for social workers to

improve their performance and acquire new knowledge.

Measuring the levels of inclusion of a project/service allows the social worker to guide the personalized care plan and support for the autonomy of the vulnerable beneficiary throughout the implementation process, reducing

inefficiencies and time.

quick tool for evaluating results of interventions, should be accompanied by other methods (qualitative)

you need someone with knowledge of statistics to interpret results - cooperation with other subjects is needed or complete tool for working with data

• Might be a useful policy tool, allowing for policy makers to compare and assess social intervention initiatives

• Provided the tool is easy to use, it can be used for not-so-easy to assess target groups

• If it is suitable for evoking a process of ambition strengthening (at individual level), often a big challenge for socially isolated and immobilised people, it might be used for outreaching initiatives like so called “mobile teams” (=bringing psychiatric or psychological care to the people’, not the other way around)

• Tool could encourage supra national cooperation and or exchange on impact assessment

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• when properly translated it could inspire likeminded measuring tools, or be applied as-is.

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