Shared Measurement

Shared measurement refers to a system where different organizations or groups use the same criteria and tools to evaluate their performance, outcomes, or impacts. This collaboration allows them to compare results, share insights, and learn from each other. By measuring the same things in a consistent way, stakeholders can better understand what works, make informed decisions, and enhance their effectiveness. It fosters accountability and drives improvement across various fields, such as social programs, education, or health initiatives. Ultimately, shared measurement helps build a collective understanding of progress toward common goals.