w14 Final Reflection
Measurable & Proven Characterized by various articles and videos that I viewed in this course on social innovation, social change is the result of the intentional work of people trying to make positive change happen by addressing complex problems at the roots. Social change is a process, product, or program that profoundly changes how a given system operates. In order to design and implement a social solution an individual or business must consider the problems through two constraints: One, that the solution must address a legitimate social issue and two, that the solution is determined by root cause analysis more effectively. Measuring impact on social change is for the benefit of the people in whom the program was intended to claim to help verses to entice donors and investors. Verifying that a solution actually works and does not create more problems is one of the most difficult social innovation roadblocks. Social innovation impact must be measurable and proven....