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2021-10-12 P&E Agenda - Item 10 - Attachment 1 - Social Return on Investment Evaluation
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6.2.4 Maintaining Noosa as a work base This section of the survey seeks to understand confidence among members to continue to base their work from the Noosa district Does the increased networking and professional development opportunities at the Number Percentage Hub make it more feasible for you to work in the Noosa area over the next 1-3 years? Yes 39 65 Maybe 10 16.5 Not relevant 4 6.5 No 4 6.5 Cannot say 2 3.5 Do you feel you can advance your career and projects over the longer term Number Percentage working from your base in the Noosa district? Yes – I can advance career/ product from Noosa district 33 55 I could work from anywhere but want to stay in Noosa district 16 26.5 Uncertain 10 16.5 Business future – what might the scale of your business be in 3 years’ time Number Percentage Much larger 22 36.5 Slightly larger 18 30 Same size 8 13.5 Don’t know 6 10 Not applicable 4 Unlikely to still be in the industry 1 1.5 Discussion These questions – by extension - relate to attribution (or ‘deadweight’), to allow assessment as to whether respondents expect to be able to continue their work within the Noosa locality. The overall responses communicate a combination of confidence and commitment in Noosa as a work base and the Digital Hub as a facilitator. SROI attribution: For the purpose of this SROI, this reinforces positive overall attribution. For the SROI methodology this assists to understand the potential extent of future attrition and whether identified ‘gains’ are likely to be sustained. Based on the responses above, ‘drop off’ can be weighted as low, particularly as over 70% of respondents expect to operate slightly or much larger businesses in the future. Responses also evidence potential growth in influence of the Digital Hub as a networking resource. 28
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