The use of values contained in the UK Social Value Bank, including the headline figures provided for illustration within the Guide and the values used or accessed via the Social Value Insight tool, is covered by licensing conditions.
The use of values contained in the UK Social Value Bank, including the headline figures provided for illustration within the Guide and the values used or accessed via the Social Value Insight tool, is covered by licensing conditions.
The values in the UK Social Value Bank are based on work presented in the following publications:
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Housing associations and ALMOS and organisations with a turnover under £350,000 per annum can use the values contained within the calculator, but not for commercial purposes, including the resale of the values.
(if applicable, in accordance with the above conditions)
This constitutes a waiver of the NonCommercial restriction under the Attribution-NonCommerical-NoDerivs 4.0 International public licence granted above in respect of use of the UK Social Value Bank values so that the following words and provisions of this public licence are waived and shall not apply:
If you reproduce the values under the terms of the Creative Commons license, please attribute the work as follows:
Lizzie Trotter, Jim Vine, Matt Leach, Daniel Fujiwara (March 2014).
Lizzie Trotter, Jim Vine, Daniel Fujiwara (May 2015).
Daniel Fujiwara, Jim Vine (September 2015).
Jim Vine, Mary-Kathryn Rallings Adams, Christina Knudsen, Ricky Lawton, Daniel Fujiwara (January 2017).
Daniel Fujiwara, Kieran Keohane, Vicky Clayton, Ulrike Hotopp (September 2017).
Lizzie Trotter, Mary-Kathryn Rallings Adams, Daniel Fujiwara, Kieran Keohane, Vicky Clayton (September 2017).
This analysis was conducted using the British Household Panel Survey, Understanding Society and the Crime Survey for England and Wales under licence by the Economic and Social Data Service (ESDS). Responsibility for the analysis and interpretation of these data is solely that of the author.
The methodology used in the UK Social Value Bank is recognised and endorsed by the Treasury Green Book.