We work with a broad spectrum of clients across a range of sectors to identify and maximise their social and environmental value. A selection of our work can be found below.
Prof. Bichard was invited to assess the SuROI potential of the Spirit of Sittingbourne development as a part of a portfolio review for Cathedral Group.
Read moreProf. Bichard was invited to assess the SuROI potential of the Old Vinyl Factory development as a part of a portfolio review for Cathedral Group.
Read moreNorthpoint Developments commissioned RealWorth to conduct an initial Sustainable Return on Investment (SuROI) appraisal for plans to renovate and repurpose a former iconic department store in Sheffield.
Read moreIn July 2018 U+I asked RealWorth to assist with its bid to Diageo to create and implement a new Masterplan for a portion of the Guinness brewery estate in Dublin.
Read moreRealWorth conducted Sustainable Return on Investment (SuROI) training for Temple Group Ltd – a UK-based engineering consultancy.
Read moreRealWorth was commissioned by the international law firm Trowers and Hamlins to write a pioneering report that sought to make the case that the greatest financial return on investment is achieved by creating buildings and places in which people and communities thrive.
Read moreThe HAI project is a 2.5-year study due to finish at the end of 2019. The intention of the project is to develop an approach and process to value and integrate social and environmental benefits into Swedish regeneration programmes.
Read moreRealWorth carried out two Sustainable Return on Investment (SuROI) studies on the impact that the MRWA Behavioural Change Programme had on participants and beneficiaries.
Read moreProf. Bichard advised the Council on how to predict outcomes of a number of training and skills programmes associated with its Communities First Framework.
Read moreSuROI was used for the social housing group Plus Dane, to calculate the social value added by a programme to divert young people from street crime in the Dingle district of Liverpool.
Read moreThis 5-year climate change and communities programme was funded by the UK Big Lottery and located in a deprived area of East Salford.
Read moreGTECH is a social enterprise working with a range of stakeholders to transition land use liabilities into community assets and improve the economic, social, and environmental health outcomes.
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