Quality of Life Measurement (IPM)

Direct your social investment to where it truly changes lives. We apply the official Multidimensional Poverty Index (in Colombia, the DANE methodology: five dimensions and fifteen indicators) in our own census of households in the area of influence, to show which deprivations weigh most and where your investment reduces measurable gaps.

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What you receive

  • Baseline by household and community.
  • Gap dashboard.
  • Prioritized social investment plan.
  • Follow-up measurement.

See a sample dashboard

Incidence of multidimensional poverty, deprivations by dimension and comparison between communities.

Illustrative data, Oro de Colombia operation.

28,0 %

−12.0 percentage points versus the baseline (40.0%)

702

In 7 communities in the area of influence

5 · 15

Dimensions and indicators of the DANE IPM

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