Measuring our Social Impact
Read about our first attempt at measuring our social impact in the communities we help to create.
Mirvac's Social Return on Investment
As a leading Australian developer, we’re passionate about helping to create sustainable and resilient places where people feel healthy, happy, connected and safe ‑ particularly as our cities continue to urbanise and grow. Being able to measure our social, environmental and economic impact allows us to better understand how we can continue to deliver value to the people who work, live and play in our communities.
In 2015, we worked with KPMG to develop a Social Return on Investment (SROI) framework and tool that would help us to quantify the social value we were creating in our residential developments. We analysed 27 projects across the Group and our findings and learnings are outlined in our Social Return on Investment Report.
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