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Girls for Global Impact
ImpactMeasurement & sustainability

We measure participation, skill shifts, continued action, and whether the network regenerates itself — because a programme that ends when funding ends is not infrastructure.

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500+
Girls reached
10
Countries
10
Indicators tracked
Annual
Reporting
01Theory of change

Each stage feeds the next. The pipeline is deliberately circular: long-term impact returns as new inputs.

  1. 01

    Inputs

    Mentors, volunteer bench, curriculum playbooks, partnerships, and safe digital and in-person spaces.

  2. 02

    Activities

    Learning circles, cohort weeks, mentorship matches, advocacy labs, and monthly community recognition.

  3. 03

    Short-term outcomes

    Skill gains, completed capstones, mentor feedback loops, and stronger cross-border peer networks.

  4. 04

    Long-term impact

    Alumnae who lead locally, return as mentors, and shift how communities understand girl leadership.

02Indicators

Short-term indicators tell us the programme works. Long-term indicators tell us it lasts.

Short-term

Attendance and completion
Cohort and learning-circle participation rates
Self-assessment deltas
Pre and post confidence and skill scoring
Capstone completion
Share of participants finishing leadership projects
Net promoter score
Participant recommendation score per cohort
Mentor feedback
Structured qualitative review and rating

Long-term

Three-month follow-up
Continued project or advocacy activity
Advocacy uptake
Public speaking, campaigns, and policy touchpoints
Mentor return rate
Mentors who re-engage in the next cycle
Alumnae activity
Alumnae in circles, mentoring, or chapter roles
Flagship case studies
Documented community-level outcomes
03Reach so far

G4GI launched in 2025. These are foundation-year figures, not projections.

0+
Girls reached
0
Countries active
0
Curriculum weeks
10–24
Age range served
04Sustainability

Five mechanisms keep the work running without depending on any single grant, founder, or cohort.

01

Alumnae-to-mentor pipeline

Graduates return as mentors, deepening the bench and carrying culture forward.

02

Volunteer bench depth

Coordinators and specialists across facilitation, design, and media.

03

Reusable playbook

Curriculum and operations documented so new countries do not start from zero.

04

In-kind partnerships

Studios, writers, and institutions contributing craft, platforms, and space.

05

Revenue-light options

Future funding pathways that never price girls out of participation.

Annual report

The first annual impact report is in preparation

Once published it will be available here as a download. Until then, programme pages and spotlight stories carry the living evidence of the work.

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