AbstractMovement towards modern eco climate has seen an increasing interest in measuring the social impact of projects, programs, organizations, activities, businesses and policies. Everybody seems eager to know the ‘real value’ of the activities they carried out. Governments have a strong imperative responsibility to measure the social impact of policies, programs and funded activities. Managers would like to know the performance they have been achieved so far, with a chance to improve for continuous efficiency and effectiveness. Investors want to demonstrate the social value their money is creating. Corporations are showing interest in social investment. Corporate social responsibility would love to share the social benefits as a result from the social work they have done. Social return on investment (SROI) has emerged as an approach to meet these demands, as it has been promoted as a more holistic approach to demonstrate the value for money. Hence, this article attempts to investigate t.....