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There is no single way to measure impact since the best approach depends on your project's goals and activities. 

Some common ways include: 

Participation 

How many people joined your activities? Who did you reach? Did you involve the target group you originally planned to engage?  

Learning 

What new knowledge or skills did participants gain? Consider collecting feedback through surveys, discussions, or reflection activities. 

Community Change  

Did your project raise awareness, encourage new partnerships, improve local cooperation, or inspire further initiatives? 

Digital Evidence  

If your project includes digital technologies or blockchain, you may also collect technical evidence such as transaction records, NFT activity, or publicly available blockchain data. These can complement evidence of real social impact. 

Remember that numbers tell only part of the story. Combining quantitative data with personal experiences and participant feedback often provides the most complete picture. 

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