Measuring Impact Requires Multi-Level Metrics

Case studies demonstrate that successful inclusion policies incorporate metrics at both global and regional levels. Tracking inclusion outcomes using region-specific indicators enables firms to identify areas needing attention and celebrate regional successes, fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

Case studies demonstrate that successful inclusion policies incorporate metrics at both global and regional levels. Tracking inclusion outcomes using region-specific indicators enables firms to identify areas needing attention and celebrate regional successes, fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

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