Measuring our impact
In our Global Strategy 2023-2027 we shared our plan for how we will help thousands of displaced people benefit from skilled migration over the coming years, while establishing the foundations for the sustainable growth of refugee labour mobility beyond 2027.
Now, we’re proud to unveil a live, open, interactive dashboard tracking all key metrics towards our 5-year strategic goals.
Data-driven, inside and out
Given TBB’s data-diven, open source, tech-enabled approach to scaling displaced talent mobility globally, it only felt natural for us to employ this same approach internally when designing a solution to track our organization’s progress, and measure our impact.
As big believers in transparency, we wanted a platform where the outcomes of our work would be visible to everyone at all times - partners, governments, beneficiaries, and donors alike.
To this end, we decided to partner with impact management consultants, Sopact, and create a Global Impact Dashboard. (We’ve also embedded key stats throughout our website, including on our Impact, and Mission and Vision pages).
The data is continuously syncing with our back-end systems, so will be up-to-date at all times.
Facts, figures… and feelings
Numbers are important, but they only tell part of the story. In terms of gaining insight into our effectiveness, we know that nothing compares to direct feedback from program participants - both refugees and employers - sharing their experiences in their own words.
That’s why the data housed on our Global Impact Dashboard is both quantitative and qualitative in nature.
As part of our monitoring and evaluation work at TBB, we survey refugee candidates and employers at various points during the process, both before and after relocation, to learn about their satisfaction with our program. The Global Impact Dashboard includes aggregate data from these surveys, along with anonymized individual comments and quotes.
Key impact statistics
We invite you to explore the entire Global Impact Dashboard - but in the meantime we’re excited to share that more than 1200 displaced people have now been assisted to secure a migration solution through a displaced talent visa program.
The vast majority of these people were assisted directly by TBB. But, in line with our strategy to scale through technology and partnerships, a number were assisted by partners - a growing ecosystem of organizations being mobilized to include displaced talent mobility within their own operations.
We’re also proud to share that, as of today:
More than 450 primary candidates have secured international job offers;
More than 500 displaced people have already relocated to Australia, Canada, Germany and the UK via skilled visa pathways;
Beneficiaries include 14 nationalities, living in displacement in 24 countries (including recent job offers to candidates living in Asia, Latin America, and Africa).
More than 1000 people attended job interviews as a result of TBB’s job matching operations, and benefited from our support with CV writing and interview preparation.
More than 80 people from Afghanistan have secured a migration solution and 50 have relocated so far.
We’re so grateful to the partner organizations contributing to this incredible impact. As our co-founder John Cameron says: “it takes a global village to make refugee labour mobility work on a global scale”.
We invite you to explore our Global Impact Dashboard today - and bookmark it for future reference!