The Good Economy is a leading social advisory firm, specialising in impact measurement and management.
We use our knowledge and expertise to enable clients to understand, enhance and communicate their positive impact on people and planet.
Our mission is to enhance the contribution of finance and business to inclusive and sustainable development.
We operate out of Bath and London with clients and partners working in the UK, Europe, Africa and South Asia.
Covid-19 has exposed the cracks on which modern society and the economy has been built. It is bringing into sharp focus what needs to be built back better. Here's a collection of content from our ecosystem exploring what should be next
An indepth look at our work in affordable housing, including our work on the ESG Social Housing Working Group and helping investors measure and report on their impact. See our collection of articles, case studies, impact reports and more
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CBRE Global Investors Case Study CBRE Global Investors Explore our work enabling CBRE GI to measure, manage and report on the social impact of its investments in affordable housing
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DfID’s Impact Programme Case Study DfID’s Impact Programme We’re part of a core consortium managing the current phase of the Impact Programme, increasing the supply of impact capital in Africa and South Asia
The UK has a collective pension pot worth over £3 trillion – and yet the vast majority of us have no idea how this money is invested on our behalf. Tony Burdon, CEO of Make My Money Matter, shares why he thinks Covid-19 will encourage us to ask what our pensions are doing
The ESG Social Housing Working Group is looking for investors and housing associations interested in becoming "early adopters" in a pilot designed to unlock private investment to tackle the UK's housing crisis
The Good Economy has helped us ensure we can demonstrate each of our investments is achieving tangible and measurable social impact.
Working with Sarah and The Good Economy has been a great experience. The insight and strategic advice they provided has played a key role in our plans to scale up our investment programme.
The Good Economy team’s thoughtful and insightful work helped shaped our initial plans for the new agency and has given us a valuable source of evidence on which to draw as we shape our future priorities.
The Threadneedle Social Bond Fund couldn’t have happened without The Good Economy’s commitment to social change and intellectual rigour in creating the social assessment methodology.
Easy to work with, flexible, responsive and keen to understand the nature of what we do and the values that underpin our work.