Measuring the Impact of Government Spend

Mission Measurement enables public sector agencies to measure – and defend – the impact of their spend. As the premier implementer of the Impact Genome Registry®, we work with agencies to replace administrative grant performance data with independently verified, standardized, and aggregated outcome data — the evidence they need to defend funding decisions to legislators, auditors, and the public. The result: agencies know which investments actually work, direct public dollars accordingly, and cut reporting burden at the same time.

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Improve Accountability and Reporting

Government agencies managing social program portfolios are accountable to legislators, auditors, and the public. Mission Measurement helps agencies meet that accountability with confidence, providing the strategic infrastructure that turns program activity into a defensible record of outcomes.

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From Narrative Reporting to Verified Outcomes

With Mission Measurement, outcome data from every grantee is independently verified and standardized, Cost Per Outcome is benchmarked, and programs are compared automatically using a common taxonomy, so agency leadership and oversight bodies get a defensible, apples-to-apples record instead of a stack of narratives.

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Maximize Every Public Dollar and Reduce Risk

Governments spend billions on social programs without knowing which ones deliver results. Mission Measurement gives public-sector decision-makers the same rigor for evaluating investments that credit scores brought to lending, backed by the Impact Genome Registry of over 2.2 million verified programs and Cost Per Outcome benchmarks. Our team continues to focus on one question: what works, and how do we help you prove it.

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Help Grantmakers Invest In What Works

Our Mission Measurement Advisory team is hiring people who want to support grantmakers in making better funding decisions, while having more autonomy and client contact than a typical consulting role
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