Five Conditions of Collective Impact and RBA

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Adam Luecking, CEO of Clear Impact, quickly outlines how Results-Based Accountability™ can be used to implement the Five Conditions of Collective Impact. The five conditions include a common agenda, shared measurement system, mutually reinforcing activities, continuous communication and a backbone organization.

The Community Centres South Australia, with support from Uniting Care Wesley Port-Adelaide, Uniting Care Wesley Bowden, the Department for Communities and Social Inclusion & the City of Charles Sturt, hosted this presentation in November 2012 to rally support for a collective impact initiative in South Australia.

Read the white paper on “Achieving Collective Impact with Results-Based Accountability™” by Deitre Epps here.

2017-02-20T22:47:40-05:00By Adam Luecking|Categories: RBA Implementation, Whitepapers|Tags: adam luecking, australia, collective impact|0 Comments

About the Author: Adam Luecking

Adam Luecking is the CEO of Clear Impact and author of "Social Sector Hero – How Government and Philanthropy Can Fund for Impact." He is also a speaker and trainer on topics related to Results-Based Accountability (RBA), performance management, and achieving measurable impact.