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Scaling for Social Impact: Exploring Strategies for Spreading Social Innovations The Challenge of Scaling Out spreading social sector innovations into new geographic locations in order to achieve greater impact Scaling Out Process Step 1:Assessing the Opportunity Four dimensions of opportunity Impact: Do you have anything worth scaling out? Need: Is there significant unmet or poorly met need elsewhere? Organization: Do you have sufficient organizational support and stability? Timing: Is this a particularly good time for exploring scale seriously? Potential Tension Step 2:Defining the Innovation A process for determining what you have that is worth scaling Understand the different forms Articulate your social impact theory Assess its robustness Identify the core elements Define the innovation Assess its transferability Revise your definition as necessary Form and Specificity Defining Form and Specificity Social Impact Theory A social impact theory describes the path from what you do to the ultimate impact you intend to create. Articulating a Social Impact Theory Organization: What are the structures, systems, staffing policies, financial strategies, and cultural factors that enable you to operate? Principles: What core beliefs drive your approach? What values and guidelines are most central to your success? Programs: How are your activities organized into coherent integrated combinations that work to achieve your objectives? Activities: What do you do to produce results? What are the specific elements of your programs? How must these be implemented to be successful? Intermediate outcomes: What measurable, short-term impact results from your activities? How and why do they lead to long-term impact? Intended impact: What is the ultimate goal of your approach? Identifying the Core With a robust social impact theory you can identify the core elements by asking What makes this approach distinctive? Which elements are essential for achieving the intended impac