Anticipated Impact Measurement and Monitoring (AIMM)
Predicting Impact Before Capital Is Deployed
EFC uses the Anticipated Impact Measurement and Monitoring (AIMM) methodology to evaluate the potential development impact of every transaction before it is funded.
Focus Areas
Green and clean infrastructure
Affordable housing
Clean transport (CNG & EV fleets)
Health and telemedicine infrastructure
Rural and urban energy access
“At EFC, our goal is to redefine what responsible capital looks like in the 21st century—strategic, ethical, and scalable.”
AIMM Evaluation Dimensions
Project Outcome Level
Will the project create quality jobs, reduce emissions, or expand services?
Market Level Impact
Will it catalyse broader sectoral change or policy shifts?
Institutional Learning
Does the project offer scalable models or test innovative approaches?
Sample Metrics Tracked in AIMM
Tonnes of CO₂ avoided
Households newly electrified
Reduction in transport cost per capita
Jobs created (disaggregated by gender/youth)
Uptake of climate-smart housing or health services
AIMM helps EFC prioritise investments that change lives—not just balance sheets.