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Impact Metrics

What we measure, how we measure, and for whom

Impact measurement is built into PSR from the ground up — not bolted on as an afterthought. Every metric is designed to serve three audiences: funders who need to see results, educators who need to improve their programs, and policymakers who need evidence for decisions.

Six Core Metrics

Interactions

Total hotline conversations across all channels

Unique Learners

Anonymized count of distinct participants

Topics Covered

Breadth of subjects addressed across interactions

Escalation Rate

Percentage of conversations handed to human counselors

Return Rate

Repeat engagement — learners who come back

Satisfaction

Post-interaction satisfaction score

Who Cares About Each Metric

Each metric tells a different story depending on who is reading it. Here is how the same data serves funders, educators, and policymakers.

Interactions

For Funders

Reach and scale of the program

For Educators

Demand for specific subjects

For Policymakers

Population-level engagement with education services

Unique Learners

For Funders

Cost per learner served

For Educators

Size of the active learning community

For Policymakers

Coverage of underserved populations

Topics Covered

For Funders

Program breadth and relevance

For Educators

Gaps in content that need development

For Policymakers

Alignment with national education priorities

Escalation Rate

For Funders

Quality of AI and need for human staffing

For Educators

Training needs for counselors

For Policymakers

Mental health service demand indicators

Return Rate

For Funders

Long-term engagement and program stickiness

For Educators

Content effectiveness and learner retention

For Policymakers

Sustained educational impact

Satisfaction

For Funders

Program quality and outcomes

For Educators

Teaching effectiveness feedback

For Policymakers

Public service satisfaction benchmarks

Grant Alignment

These metrics are designed to align directly with the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) required by major grant programs. Annual billing matches grant reporting cycles, and the impact dashboard can generate reports in the format funders expect.

PNRR / Romania

Interaction counts, geographic reach, and digital skills development metrics map directly to PNRR Component C7 digital transformation indicators.

Erasmus+ / EU

Unique learner counts, subject breadth, and satisfaction scores align with Erasmus+ education innovation KPIs and quality benchmarks.

ESF+ / EU

Return rates and escalation metrics demonstrate social inclusion outcomes and workforce skills development progress required by ESF+.

EEA / Norway Grants

Community reach, topic coverage, and after-hours access metrics demonstrate civil society impact and education accessibility.