The analysis of the impact of a project can take into account several dimensions depending on the context and the objectives of the project:
Economic impact: this involves measuring the impact of the project on the local or regional economy, such as the number of jobs created, the turnover generated, etc.
Social impact: this involves measuring the impact of the project on society, such as the improvement of people’s quality of life, the reduction of poverty, the increase in citizen participation, etc.
Environmental impact: this measures the impact of the project on the environment, such as the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, preservation of biodiversity, waste management, etc.
Technological impact: this measures the impact of the project on innovation and technology, such as the creation of new products or services, improved productivity, etc.
Organisational impact: this measures the impact of the project on the organisation or business, such as improved operational efficiency, cost reduction, etc.
The following is an example of a working document that contrasts the objectives of the project with its potential impact:
