Impact that can be verified

From commitment to measurable change.

Figures on this page are simulated operational data until source evidence and external audit are available for production publication.

Reporting principle

We distinguish actual achievements, periodic figures, and future targets. Unaudited data is marked openly.

Results framework

Five levels of change.

Each metric reports only one level so claims do not exceed the evidence.

Input

Resources allocated to a program.

Activity

Services and actions carried out with inputs.

Output

Direct results recorded from activities.

Outcome

Changes in knowledge, behaviour, capacity, or conditions.

Long-term impact

The intended systemic and sustained change.

Metrics dashboard

Figures with full context.

Figures on this page are simulated operational data until source evidence and external audit are available for production publication.

Input

Verified volunteer contribution hours

Live figure

Total volunteer contribution hours recorded through program activity logs.

384 hours

Data not yet audited

Baseline: 0 hours at the start of the 2026 program
Target: 1,200 hours by the end of 2026
Period and location: 1 January–30 June 2026; Jakarta and initial support cities
Source: Bergema volunteer activity log v1.0
Measurement method: Sum of check-in and check-out durations verified by the program owner for each activity.
Owner and update: Volunteer Team; 30 June 2026

Activity

Community support sessions

Periodic figure

In-person or online sessions for mapping, capacity strengthening, and node planning.

12 sessions

Under internal review

Baseline: 0 sessions in Q1 2026
Target: 36 sessions in 2026
Period and location: Q2 2026; East Jakarta and Bogor
Source: Q2 2026 support meeting notes and attendance lists
Measurement method: A session is counted when an agenda, facilitator, attendance list, and outcome summary are available.
Owner and update: Programs and Partnerships Team; 5 July 2026

Output

Mosques with completed needs mapping

Periodic figure

Mosques that have completed needs, local assets, and early governance readiness assessments.

3 mosques

Data not yet audited

Baseline: 0 mosques at the start of 2026
Target: 10 mosques by the end of 2026
Period and location: Q2 2026; Greater Jakarta
Source: Mosque assessment forms and needs validation records
Measurement method: A mosque is recorded after at least 80% of its assessment is complete and validated by the partnerships owner.
Owner and update: Programs and Partnerships Team; 5 July 2026

Outcome

Participants with improved digital readiness

Periodic figure

Proportion of participants with improved assessment scores after support.

68 percent

Data not yet audited

Baseline: 32% minimum readiness score before support
Target: 75% by the end of 2026
Period and location: Q2 2026; East Jakarta and Bogor
Source: Q2 2026 participant digital readiness pre/post assessment
Measurement method: Percentage of participants with at least a 20-point increase on the same instrument.
Owner and update: Programs and Partnerships Team; 8 July 2026

Long-term impact

Interconnected mosque nodes

Future target

Target network of independent mosques able to collaborate through ecosystem protocols and infrastructure.

— mosque nodes

Data not yet audited

Baseline: No production nodes as of July 2026
Target: 100 active mosque nodes by 2030
Period and location: 2030 horizon; Indonesia
Source: Bergema 2026–2030 strategy roadmap, internal draft
Measurement method: An active node is defined after local governance, core services, and inter-node connectivity operate for at least six months.
Owner and update: Ecosystem Strategy Team; 10 July 2026

Measurement methodology

Recording evidence, not only numbers.

We collect source records, assess completeness, update metrics at their stated frequency, and disclose audit status openly.

Impact story

Benefit must still protect people.

From needs mapping to a community food plan

A mosque leader on Jakarta's outskirts shared how mapping helped their team see congregants' garden potential and residents' food needs more systematically.

Publication was approved through written informed consent for an anonymised story.

Names, mosque, and location details are anonymised to protect identity and community safety.

Source: Program support interview, June 2026