Impact Measurement Analyst

The Impact Measurement Analyst is responsible for the measurement and evaluation of the outcomes and impact of an organization's programs and activities. This role is critical for any organization that wants to demonstrate the effectiveness of its work and make data-driven decisions about how to improve its programs.

What does an Impact Measurement Analyst do?

Impact Measurement Analysts typically have a background in social science research, statistics, or data analysis.
They are responsible for:

• Developing and implementing evaluation plans


• Collecting and analyzing data


• Reporting on the results of evaluations


• Making recommendations for how to improve programs and activities

Impact Measurement Analysts work closely with program staff to ensure that evaluations are aligned with the organization's goals and objectives.
They also work with stakeholders to communicate the results of evaluations and make recommendations for how to improve programs and activities.

What skills do I need to be an Impact Measurement Analyst?

Impact Measurement Analysts need a strong foundation in research methods, statistics, and data analysis.
They also need to be able to communicate effectively with a variety of audiences, including program staff, stakeholders, and the public.

• Research methods: Impact Measurement Analysts need to be able to design and implement research studies to evaluate the effectiveness of programs and activities.


• Statistics: Impact Measurement Analysts need to be able to analyze data and draw conclusions about the effectiveness of programs and activities.


• Data analysis: Impact Measurement Analysts need to be able to use data analysis software to clean and analyze data.


• Communication: Impact Measurement Analysts need to be able to communicate the results of evaluations in a clear and concise manner.