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Developed by Catherine Dun Rappaport (while she was at BlueHub Capital) and in collaboration with Impact Frontiers, the REAPP Rating Model allows the results collected from the REAPP survey to be synthesized and translated into a quantitative rating.

Designed by Catherine Dun Rappaport while at BlueHub Capital, REAPP (Racial Equity Assessment that is Proactive and Practical) is a tool that enables lenders to understand the extent to which projects in their pipelines may support racial equity. Catherine Dun Rappaport developed REAPP in deep consultation with impact investing practitioners, community activists, researchers, and policymakers who are themselves and/or work to support people of color. While REAPP is evolving, BlueHub is glad to share it through Impact Frontiers with the broader field of practitioners seeking to support racial equity through investment.

This is a recording of a guest session on Impact Evaluation and Impact Management with some of the leading experts in the field: Jane Reisman (Founder of ORS Impact), Veronica Olazabal (President of the American Evaluation Association), and John Sherman (Co-Founder of pfc Social Impact Advisors, llc).

Our speakers discussed the synergies between the worlds of impact evaluation and impact management, did some valuable ‘myth-busting’ on evaluation stereotypes, and offered 3 tips for investors on how to integrate impact evaluation into their impact management practices.