How do we measure success?
Edmonton's progress towards supporting innovation is measured by the Rainforest Scorecard Assessment. First used in Edmonton in September 2017, the Scorecard measures the perceptions of members from the ecosystem against the core elements of the six Rainforest Pillars (Leadership, Frameworks, Resources, Activities, Role Models, and Culture).
Edmonton results to date (scores out of 1000):
Edmonton results to date (scores out of 1000):
- In September 2017 we measured the initial score at 573
- In March 2018 we measured the score at 557
- In November 2018 we measured the score at 643
- In November 2019 we measured the score at 601
- In November 2020 we measured the score at 644
- In November 2021 we measured the score at 712
Rainforest Edmonton shares the results of the scorecard during our summits, as well as in published reports, which are linked above.
The scorecard measurement tool is modified but based on scientific research derived from contemporary research in complexity, biology, psychology, sociology, and other related disciplines. These disciplines are synthesized into a new understanding of sustainable economic development. The categories that address the structural and cultural prerequisites for the science of innovation collectively form the Rainforest Pillars.
Learn about the Science behind the Scorecard
The scorecard measurement tool is modified but based on scientific research derived from contemporary research in complexity, biology, psychology, sociology, and other related disciplines. These disciplines are synthesized into a new understanding of sustainable economic development. The categories that address the structural and cultural prerequisites for the science of innovation collectively form the Rainforest Pillars.
Learn about the Science behind the Scorecard
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