Activity
What did we do?
Sessions held, materials created, actions completed.
Impact & learning
We will treat impact as a question to investigate—not a word to place beside every activity. Our framework starts with definitions, context and evidence.
That is a statement of accuracy, not an empty space to disguise. Once work is operational, this page will distinguish reach from results and results from long-term change.
We will not use projected figures, general sector statistics or future targets as evidence of The Yuva Project’s own impact. Verified findings will be tied to a programme, time period, method and review date.
A clearer evidence ladder
These levels answer different questions. Reporting them separately prevents attendance figures from being mistaken for lasting change.
What did we do?
Sessions held, materials created, actions completed.
Who took part?
Eligible participants reached, attendance, completion and inclusion.
What changed?
Relevant changes in knowledge, capability, behaviour or circumstance.
What role did the work play?
Evidence about how the activity may have contributed, alongside other factors.
Anatomy of a credible indicator
Before a metric is placed on this website, its supporting record should answer each of these questions.
Our public commitment
A credible report should help others understand decisions, not merely admire an organisation.
Published evidence
No programme evidence reports are available because no programme results have been published. Documents will appear with their period, source and review date once verified.
See the editorial standard we intend to use when describing reach, outputs, outcomes and uncertainty.