Introduction: Social Return On Investment (SROI).

Eval Program Plann

Department of Political, Social, and Media Sciences, University of Salerno, Salerno, Italy.

Published: October 2017

An introduction to the issue Social Return On Investment (SROI), including an overview of problems prompting this special issue, plus definitions and examples of terms in this exciting, burgeoning area of cost-inclusive evaluation.

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