• Webinar – Sustainable Procurement and Government Buying Standards: What’s Changed and What It Means for Your Organisation

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    Sustainable Procurement and Government Buying Standards: What's Changed and What It Means for Your Organisation A one-hour working session for public sector procurement, social value and sustainability leads from both public and private sectors.   whatimpact and Ikonic Technology are hosting a focused, content-led session covering resent developments that are reshaping how public sector organisations

  • Webinar: Measuring Social Impact

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    Overview Join us to discover how to approach social impact within CSR and ESG strategies and social value within public sector procurement. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS AN ONLINE EVENT DELIVERED VIA ZOOM About the speaker whatimpact is a UK-based social impact and social value platform, supporting organisations across England and Wales to connect with VCSEs

  • Procurex England: Liverpool

    Our CEO Tiia Sammallahti is joining a panel to talk about something the sector needs to address directly: AI is only as useful as the data behind it.   The presentation covers how standardised, qualitative and quantitative impact data captured through real supplier-VCSE partnerships can be used by AI to understand what is genuinely happening on the

  • Webinar: The Power of Partnerships – When Social Value Moves Beyond the Spreadsheet

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    https://chcymru.org.uk/events-training/spotlight-sessions/the-power-of-partnerships-when-social-value-moves-beyond-the-spreadsheet As housing associations and their supply chains face increasing expectations to deliver meaningful social value, partnerships are no longer optional - they are essential. This session explores how to move beyond reporting frameworks and proxy-based measurement towards actively delivering impact through smarter, more structured collaboration. Drawing on real examples from across Wales, we will

  • Community Housing Cymru Conference

    The Senedd Election will set a new horizon for Wales, and as a sector we will be standing at the threshold of a defining chapter. We have a key part to play in ending the housing crisis, but we can't do it alone. Our true strength lies in the power of "we". Our ambition is