# project_outcome_pricings

project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
currency_value: ARS
price_per_unit_amount_value: 12635
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 325.141533710757
maximum_price_if_all_targets_achieved_amount_value: 1111880
notes: Contract cap: no more than 40% of participants can use educational services to finish high school.
contracted_increases_to_outcome_pricing_value:
  After the COVID-19 pandemic, it was agreed that outcome achievements of vulnerable young people would be payed as achievements of extremely vulnerable young people. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric3
currency_value: ARS
price_per_unit_amount_value: 84234
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 2167.62738033968
maximum_price_if_all_targets_achieved_amount_value: 6822954
contracted_increases_to_outcome_pricing_value:
  After the COVID-19 pandemic, it was agreed that outcome achievements of vulnerable young people would be payed as achievements of extremely vulnerable young people. 

notes:
  Only 70% of outcome achievements can be paid  in concept of achievements of vulnerable young people. This is to incentivize achievements of extremely vulnerable young people too. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0139
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
currency_value: GBP
price_per_unit_amount_value: 1300
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 949
notes:
  The maximum amount payable per individual is 8,200 for the first round of Innovation Fund projects, and 11,700 GBP for the second round (the maximum possible) of Innovation Fund Projects.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0142
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
currency_value: GBP
price_per_unit_amount_value: 1300
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 949
notes:
  The maximum amount payable per individual is 8,200 for the first round of Innovation Fund projects, and 11,700 GBP for the second round of Innovation Fund Projects.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0152
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
currency_value: GBP
price_per_unit_amount_value: 600
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 772.2239464
maximum_price_if_all_targets_achieved_amount_value: 192000
price_description_value:
  Apart from the general wellbeing outcome, each outcome can only be claimed once per client. For example, if an individual abandons accommodation (or the valid start date otherwise resets) before achieving the 3 month sustainment period, then any subsequent accommodation must achieve an additional 3 months sustainment before being eligible to claim the 3 month sustainment accommodation outcome.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0152
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
currency_value: GBP
price_per_unit_amount_value: 1500
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 1930.559866
maximum_price_if_all_targets_achieved_amount_value: 480000
price_description_value:
  Local authorities can agree to pay different rates for outcomes through their procurement processes (e.g. to pay outcomes at either a higher or lower rate). However, this will not impact on the rates paid out by MHCLG, and local authorities should consider any financial risk associated with doing so. Where a local authority does make changes to the rates, this will not have any impact on the outcomes themselves, which must still meet the definitions outlined below.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0152
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric3
currency_value: GBP
price_per_unit_amount_value: 1500
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 1930.559866
maximum_price_if_all_targets_achieved_amount_value: 480000
price_description_value:
  The average cost expected to be paid out for an individual is £9,000. A maximum cost per individual (or CAP) will be set at £19,000 per individual.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0315
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
currency_value: EUR
price_per_unit_amount_value: 1630
price_per_unit_amount_usd_value: 1548.5
notes:
  Eventual outcome: Patients enrolled in the program cured of HCV (negative HCV viral load), as certified by the outcome validator


# project_technical_assistance_details

project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0194
technical_assistance_id_value: technicalassistance1
title_value: Pre Contract Assistance
description_value: Technical assistance developing an Impact Measurement System
approach_value: Coaching and mentoring
cost_type_value: Staff cost
cost_of_activities_amount_value: 918.125
cost_of_activities_amount_usd_value: 1202.74375
number_of_days_value: 1.625
notes: Day rate charged at £565
category_value:
  Theory of Change and Impact Strategy - Support to develop an evaluation framework and performance measures


# project_results

project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2018-12
period_end_date_value: 2020-08
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 420
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 96
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Expected results - support to complete secondary education was 29% - 42% of population (290-420); Actual was 12.8% (96)


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2018-13
period_end_date_value: 2020-09
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 360
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 254
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Expected results - access to employment in the formal education was 28% - 36% of population (288-360); Actual was 33.8% (254)


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric3
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2018-14
period_end_date_value: 2020-10
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 260
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 141
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Expected results - employment sustained for 4 months was 21% - 34% of population (216-260); Actual was 18.8% (141)


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric5
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2018-16
period_end_date_value: 2020-12
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Expected results - expansion of the labour market. Expected was not specified; Actual was also not specified


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0003
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2013-06
period_end_date_value: 2018-10
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 303 children and their families
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value_integer: 303 children and their families
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value_real: 303 children and their families
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source15
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The RF service was effective in reducing the likelihood of OOHC placements, with 184 fewer Index Children compared to Control Children entering care during the measurement period. This difference was statistically significant (p<.05) and driven by a higher number of entries into care by the children in the Control Group in the first three months of the measurement period 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0003
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2013-06
period_end_date_value: 2018-10
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 303 children and their families
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value_integer: 303 children and their families
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value_real: 303 children and their families
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source15
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The RF service had a limited impact on the number of SARAs commenced for Index Children relative to Control Children. Similar to Helpline reports, Index and Control Children had an absolute reduction in the number of SARAs commenced over the measurement period.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0003
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric3
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2013-06
period_end_date_value: 2018-10
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 303 children and their families
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value_integer: 303 children and their families
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value_real: 303 children and their families
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source15
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The RF service had a limited impact on the number of Helpline reports received for Index Children relative to Control Children. While the total number reduced over time, Index Children received more Helpline reports in the first nine months after RF service start than Control. Children over the same period. After nine months, both groups received a similar and declining number of reports. This finding was consistent with previous evaluation reports, which noted that Index Children may have experienced higher numbers of reports than Control Children due to surveillance bias (i.e. the number of helpline reports is linked to the level of contact with service providers)


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0005
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2013-07
period_end_date_value: 2019-12
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source19
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Almost 850 children from over 500 families have participated in Newpin with either restoration or preservation as their case plan goal. The net restoration rate for Newpin under this evaluation at 31 December 2019 is
  59%. It is nearly three times higher than the Counterfactual Rate of Restoration that was used in the SBB arrangement (20%). Around two-thirds (65%) of children who were at risk of being removed from their families were able to remain with their parents and not enter OOHC.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0006
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2016-09
period_end_date_value: 2018-09
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The final report does not find evidence that participation in the On TRACC programme led to a reduction in parolee recidivism in comparison with existing services provided by NSWCC.

notes:
  The report examines the probability of return to custody, reconviction, reimprisonment, and committing a personal, property, or serious drug offence within 12 months of release from prison. In the full sample (N = 1,879), offenders assigned to On TRACC had very similar rates of recidivism compared with the comparison group and the differences are not statistically significant across each measure of recidivism.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0007
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2016-10
period_end_date_value: 2018-06
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Resolve has supported 167 clients in its first year, exceeding its target of 160. Almost 60% of clients accessing the program have a diagnoses of schizo-phrenia or other psychoses-related disorders, indicating that the reach is appropriately focussed on people who live with severe and persistent mental illness. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0007
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2017-10
period_end_date_value: 2021-06
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Program data and qualitative feedback from clients and staff highlight the positive impact Resolve has for clients. The data indicates that Resolve has supported clients to reduce their engagement with the health system by reducing the number and length of their hospital stays, and Emergency Department presentations (when compared with the year prior to Resolve enrolment).

notes:
  Additional outcomes noted by clients included improved confidence, social connections, participation in community life, and relationships.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0014
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2019-11
period_end_date_value: 2021-03
outcomes_achieved_value: 500
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 500
other_description_of_result_value: 500 ODF villages, 31% of the overall goal of 1600 villages.
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source7
notes:
  There are 88,738 households living within the 500 villages—all of which have been confirmed to have access to sanitation, in line with the Royal Government of Cambodia’s ODF guidelines.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0015
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
outcomes_achieved_value: 1221
other_description_of_result_value:
  The DIB successfully equipped 10 hospitals to deliver quality KMC, trained 47 neonatal clinicians and 121 community health workers to support carers to use KMC with low-birth-weight and pre-term babies. As a result, 1,221 babies received quality KMC, 28% percent above the DIB target of 951 babies. Hospital clinicians reported high levels of patient satisfaction and lower infant morbidity and mortality at programme hospitals, although this was not independently assessed. The Cameroon Ministry of Public Health is now working to embed national roll-out of KMC in their strategy for Maternal and Newborn health. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0015
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Outcome level
outcomes_achieved_value: 0.8
other_description_of_result_value:
  80% of babies were exclusively breastfed at point of discharge from hospital and 80% percent of babies returning for check-ups showed appropriate weight gain at 40 weeks gestational age. Hospital clinicians reported high levels of patient satisfaction and lower infant morbidity and mortality at programme hospitals, although this was not independently assessed. The Cameroon Ministry of Public Health is now working to embed national roll-out of KMC in their strategy for Maternal and Newborn health. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0036
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2018-04
period_end_date_value: 2022-09
outcomes_validator_organisation_ids_value: INDIGO-ORG-0183
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source9
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Students in the programme learned 2.5 times more than those in non-participating schools. Despite the challenges of COVID-19, students continued to show learning gains in the programme. Twice as many students  achieved age-appropriate learning levels compared to non-participating schools. Personalised and Adaptive Learning through technology showed 5x the learning gains for students. Community support also played a significant role in increasing engagement and learning gains as it involved higher contact time with the students.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0061
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2017-01-01
period_end_date_value: 2019-12-01
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 198
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 99
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source6
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The project delivered all its contracted results, providing labour market entry for a minimum of 11 students per bootcamp, within the contracted period.

notes:
  198 unemployed individuals (9 bootcamps of 22 students each). At least 11 students per bootcamp (99 individuals)


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0073
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 4000
outcomes_achieved_value:
  In year one (2018), FCW fell slightly short of the attendance target in the pre pre-grade R group. Ninety percent of children and their caregivers completed at least 50% of planned sessions with the home visitors. Subsequent recruitment and retention and attendance targets were exceeded. FCW exceeded the targets in 2019 for pre pre-grade R, and in 2018 and 2019 for the pre-grade R cohort


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0073
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric3
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 4000
outcomes_achieved_value:
  FCW missed the ELOM targets at both assessment points in 2018 and 2019. Several reasons were proffered for missing the target on the first ELOM assessment. One set of reasons relates to the poverty that the beneficiaries live in. At the first ELOM assessment, some children needed to be excluded due to malnourishment and hunger. A second set of reasons derives from the nature of the ELOM assessment. It required that the children interact, on a one-on-one basis (without their caregivers), with a stranger (the trained assessor), in a strange environment (the testing location) for 45 minutes. For children not in a centre-based early learning environment and therefore not accustomed to this kind of interaction, this proved to be challenging. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0075
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
outcomes_achieved_value:
  According to the evaluation results of the evaluation agency, 160 people, 20% of the subjects, were originally set to succeed in the Welfair Exit, but as a result of the evaluation, 178 people, or 22.3% of the subjects, succeeded in the Welfair Exit and the social benefits of the project amounted to about 10 billion won.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0082
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2013
period_end_date_value: 2016
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 2681
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The SIL funded preschool seats for both 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds for 5 years, and 2,681 distinct children were able to attend high-quality preschool because of the investment. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0099
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2017-10
period_end_date_value: 2019-09
outcomes_validator_organisation_ids_value: INDIGO-ORG-1030
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source16
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The final evaluation report found that JIR PFS participants had an average 22 percent reduction in the use of shelter/temporary housing services, with corresponding cost savings of $1,643 per participant.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0099
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2017-10
period_end_date_value: 2019-09
outcomes_validator_organisation_ids_value: INDIGO-ORG-1031
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source16
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The final evaluation report estimated that JIR PFS participation was associated with a statistically significant decrease of 24 days in jail per participant relative to the comparison group over the 12-month post-housing period. This was associated with a statistically significant decrease in jail service costs of $16,891 per participant. We also found a significantly greater number of average probation days—125 more days—among PFS participants relative to the comparison group over the 12-month post-housing period and an associated increased cost of $672 per participant. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0131
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2015-01
period_end_date_value: 2017-12
outcomes_achieved_value: 406
notes:
  Assessment figures were extracted from a Social Finance interim presentation on the Fair Chance Fund projects. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0133
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2015-01
period_end_date_value: 2017-12
outcomes_achieved_value: 209
notes:
  Assessment figures are taken from a Social Finance presentation on Fair Cahnce Projects (May 2018). All other figures were extracted from the final evaluation report. 


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0138
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2012-04
period_end_date_value: 2015-04
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source11
outcomes_achieved_value:
  According to the Qualitative Evaluation of the Innovation Fund projects, projects considered themselves to have broadly succeeded in what they originally set out to do, in terms of meeting, or exceeding, outcomes targets, remaining financially viable and repaying investments. There was also a strongly expressed conviction that positive social impact was being achieved with young people; a conviction supported by the testimony of young people themselves.

notes:
  All the Innovation Fund projects were evaluated as one pilot project. The data on the Quantitative and Qualitative evaluation reports is not at the project level, but the group level (the whole pilot).


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0138
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2012-04
period_end_date_value: 2015-04
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source12
outcomes_achieved_value:
  According to the Quantitative Evaluation of the Innovation Fund projects, the IF pilot has produced positive effects on participants, allowing them to achieve low-level qualifcations. However, it seems likely that the programme did not support young people in attaining higher-level qualifcations as expected, possibly refecting delivery challenges faced by projects in supporting individuals with disadvantaged backgrounds.

notes:
  All the Innovation Fund projects were evaluated as one pilot project. The data on the Quantitative and Qualitative evaluation reports is not at the project level, but the group level (the whole pilot).


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0142
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2012-04
period_end_date_value: 2015-04
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source17
outcomes_achieved_value:
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notes:
  The Innovation Fund projects were evaluated as one pilot project. The data on the Quantitative and Qualitative evaluation reports is not at the project level, but the group level (the whole pilot).


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0218
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2019-04
period_end_date_value: 2021-02
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 444
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 163
outcomes_achieved_value:
  The program has engaged 444 young people from April 2019 to February 2021. Performance of the program was measured by cumulative incremental work and work-like hours relative to jobactive. The employment outcomes achieved to date demonstrates the program may not deliver substantial employment outcomes above jobactive services. 36 young people sustained employment for at least 26 non-consecutive weeks within the 60 week program. They worked an average of 22 hours per week, with two thirds increasing their average hours of work per week during their engagement with STP. When only considering participants who have completed the program, the average participant recorded 475 approved hours of work, over 19 weeks. While one third of participants were able to engage with employment, there is evidence of a significant drop off in sustained employment outcomes.

notes:
  In total, 444 young people participated in STP from 1 April 2019 to 1 Feb 2021. Approximately 37% of the total cohort (n=163) were active in the program at 1 Feb 2021. At this time, 197 young people (44%) had completed the program and 59 young people (13%) had exited the program. To date,144 young people (32%) found employment while with STP. Employment is recorded in cases where a young person engaged in at least one approved hour of paid work. On average, it took young people 15 weeks to find work from STP commencement and each worker undertook, on average, 22 paid hours per week. Approximately 42% of young
  people recorded more than 400 approved employment hours, 11% higher than among all participants. About twothirds of participants (63%, 90 young people) who found employment recorded four consecutive weeks of work (of at least 3 hours per week), which dropped to 25% at 13 weeks and 6% at 26 weeks.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0221
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2021
period_end_date_value: 2022
outcomes_achieved_value:
  On average, young people completed 2.3 rostered hours per week
  - 61% of the 41 young people participating in accommodation coaching reached a minimum of 20 rostered hours
  - 34% of the 35 young people participating in education coaching reached a minimum of 20 rostered hours
  -  ‘Community Connections’ groups had the most attendees, with 36 young people in total and 47% with at least 10 rostered hours
  - TAFE-related groups engaged a total of 22 young people with 68% having at least 10 rostered hours

notes:
  There have been lower than anticipated levels of program engagement (currently measured by rostered hours which record attendance of coaching and group activities), which are likely attributable to the impacts of COVID-19 and may limit the achievement of outcomes. It is expected that young people engage in 2 hours of coaching per week, with varying rostered hours depending on their individual life goals.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0221
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Interim
period_start_date_value: 2021
period_end_date_value: 2022
outcomes_achieved_value:
  11 young people at Foyer Central are in rental arrears, and SGCH is working with these young people to sustain their tenancy.

notes:
  Key areas of improvement include continued coordination and delivery of programs, activities and supports to young people, including through external services which have been effective; further training opportunities for staff to respond to the complex needs of young people; and further refinement of trauma-informed practices.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0259
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Comparing scores in pre- and post-tests, K2 students at seed schools have improved by nearly 100%, while K3 students have also improved by a significant 96%. More specifically, assessment scores reflect that children’s pronunciation of Chinese characters has improved  three-fold, and their word association ability by a whopping 409%.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0287
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2017-09
period_end_date_value: 2023-10
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 607
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source2
outcomes_achieved_value:
  Overall, the cumulative number of offences by Bond clients was around 30% lower than the counterfactual group.

other_description_of_result_value:
  The risk of reoffending reduced in the first 12 months. Also, Youth crime rates were reducing nationally. Although this outcome was not expected initially, participants in the pro- gramme were associated with significantly fewer hospital events, lower use of prescrip- tions, and lower consumption of mental health services


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0287
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2017-09
period_end_date_value: 2023-10
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 607
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source2
outcomes_achieved_value:
  A high value outcome is the reduction in life-course-offenders (LCPs), those who remain as offenders through their lives. There was a significant decrease in total YLS/CMI scores over the first 12 months post-enrolment, indicating a decrease in overall risk for clients enrolled in the Bond for at least 12 months

other_description_of_result_value:
  Significantly more social bond participants enrolled in tertiary educa- tion, enrolments were around 40% higher for this group. When compared to their paired individuals in the matched cohort, the social bond participants were significantly more likely to have a higher income overall, and a higher income from wages and salary.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0295
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric1
result_level_value: Outcome level
other_description_of_result_value:
  The program has a positive influence on 85% of participants in the medium-term and 50% of participants in the long-term.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0295
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Outcome level
other_description_of_result_value:
  According to a recent impact study, our participants are much more likely to succeed in school. By the end of the school year, 44% of participants met or exceeded expected learning outcomes, compared to only 29% of members of a control group.    


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0295
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric3
result_level_value: Outcome level
other_description_of_result_value:
  More than 75% of parents of participants noticed a change in their child’s behaviour after the program, while more than 65% said that communication and collaboration with their child’s school had improved.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0295
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric4
result_level_value: Outcome level
other_description_of_result_value:
  School administrators report that participants tend to receive fewer disciplinary actions after attending the program. In fact, 65% of program participants were reported to have fewer disciplinary actions, compared to 40% of members of a control group.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0315
outcome_metric_id_value: outcomemetric2
result_level_value: Outcome level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2020-01
number_engaged_in_impact_bond_value: 258
number_with_positive_social_outcomes_value: 253
evaluation_documents_source_ids_value: source1
outcomes_achieved_value:
  At week 24, 244/253 (96%) are cured, and 8 out of the 9 individuals – one person refused – who were not cured at week 24 received second-line treatment for 12 weeks. All 8 were cured 12 weeks later.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0317
result_level_value: Project level
result_type_value: Final
period_start_date_value: 2020-05
period_end_date_value: 2023-10
outcomes_achieved_value:
  88 women started the training on the AVA platform, 74 completed the training, 52 women meet SIB criteria and 29 women have found jobs as nursing assistants. In total, the project recorded 25,879 officially recognized working hours.


# project_documents

project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
title_value:
  Case Study - Proyectá tu futuro: A Social Impact Bond for Education and Employability Training in Buenos Aires

url_value:
  https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/golab.prod/documents/proyecta-tu-futuro-a-social-impact-bond-for-education-and-employability-traini_Vj1VJTr.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0001
title_value: Final learning report (in Spanish) - Acrux Partners
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/documents/Reporte_final_de_Aprendizajes_-_Vinculo_de_Impacto_Social_GCBA3.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0003
title_value: Final Evaluation Report - The Benevolent Society SBB
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/documents/Evaluation-of-the-Resilient-Families-Service-Final-Evaluation-April-2020_b1DRVxn.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0007
title_value: Final Interim Report (Social Ventures Australia)
url_value:
  https://www.socialventures.com.au/assets/ESA31417-Resolve-Social-Benefit-Bond-Interim-Report-13-July-2022.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0014
title_value: Report - The Cambodia Rural Sanitation DIB: Lessons learnt from the first year
url_value:
  https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/golab.prod/documents/Development-Impact-Bond-lessons-learnt-March-2021.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0022
title_value: Case study - Evolution of the payment-by-results ecosystem in Colombia (in Spanish)
url_value:
  https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/golab.prod/documents/Evolucion-del-ecosistema-de-pago-por-resultados-en-Colombia-Estudio-de-Caso.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0037
title_value:
  Report - Maternal Health Care Quality and Outcomes Under the Utkrisht Impact Bond: Midline Findings and Insights

url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resources/maternal-health-care-quality-and-outcomes-under-utkrisht-impact-bond-midline-findings-and-insights/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0043
title_value: Village Enterprise Development Impact Bond Evaluation Findings
url_value:
  https://www.idinsight.org/publication/village-enterprise-development-impact-bond-evaluation-findings/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0058
title_value: Factsheet - Finance for jobs impact bond
url_value:
  https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/golab.prod/documents/west_bank_and_gaza_youth_employment_factsheet.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0061
title_value: Final report - Academia de Codigo Bootcamps
url_value:
  https://d3mngsh7as69mg.cloudfront.net/documents/SIB-Academia-de-Codigo-Bootcamps-Final-Report-Jan2022.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0113
title_value: The Zero HIV Social Impact Bond: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resources/the-zero-hiv-social-impact-bond-the-impact-of-the-covid-19-pandemic/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0118
title_value: Evaluation Report - Individual Placement Support: A Social Impact Bond Model
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resources/individual-placement-support-social-impact-bond-model/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0118
title_value: Publication - In depth review: Mental Health and Employment Partnerships
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resources/depth-review-mental-health-and-employment-partnerships/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0119
title_value: Evaluation of the Social Impact Bond Trailblazers in Health and Social Care
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/sib-trailblazers-health-and-social-care-final-report/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0119
title_value: Reconnections Worcestershire - First in depth review
url_value:
  https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/media/research-documents/social-investment/Reconnections-SIB-In-Depth-Review-Report_190320_122442.pdf?mtime=20190320122442&focal=none


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0120
title_value: Ways to Wellness - First in depth report
url_value:
  https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/media/research-documents/social-investment/CBO_ways_to_wellness_report_190320_122441.pdf?mtime=20190320122441


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0120
title_value: Ways to Wellness - Second in depth report
url_value:
  https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/media/research-documents/social-investment/CBO_ways_to_wellness_second_report.pdf?mtime=20210727162600&focal=none


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0138
title_value:
  Evaluation of the Innovation Fund pilot: Quantitative assessment of impact and social return on investment

url_value:
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project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0175
title_value:
  Kirklees Integrated Support Service and Better Outcomes Partnership: The first report from a longitudinal evaluation of a Life Chances Fund impact bond

url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/kirklees-integrated-support-service-and-better-outcomes-partnership-the-first-report-from-a-longitudinal-evaluation-of-a-life-chances-fund-impact-bond/


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0175
url_value: https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/kirklees-second-stage-evaluation/
title_value:
  The Kirklees Better Outcomes Partnership: The second report from a longitudinal evaluation of a Life Chances Fund impact bond


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0219
title_value: Information Memorandum - Side by side SIB
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/documents/Side-by-Side-Social-Impact-Bond-Information-Memorandum_November-2020.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0221
title_value: Information Memorandum - Foyer Central Social Impact Bond
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/documents/Foyer-Central-Social-Impact-Bond-Information-Memorandum-23-December-2020.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0247
title_value: IATI Data
url_value: https://d-portal.org/savi/?aid=XI-BRIDGE-6385676864-10330
notes:
  Data on this project is published in the IATI data standard too. The data ID is XI-BRIDGE-6385676864-10330 – it may be available through other IATI tools.


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0273
url_value: https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/documents/Deshkan_Ziibi_Conservation_Impact_Bond_Project.pdf
title_value:
  Deshkan Ziibi Conservation Impact Bond Project: On Conservation Finance, Decolonization, and
  Community-Based Participatory Research


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0287
title_value: Process Evaluation Report: Reducing Youth Offending Social Bond Pilot
url_value:
  https://www.orangatamariki.govt.nz/assets/Uploads/About-us/Research/Latest-research/Reducing-youth-offending-social-bond-pilot/Social-bonds-process-evaluation_FINAL.pdf


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0315
title_value:
  A small-scale ‘Development Impact Bond’ for hepatitis C diagnosis and treatment financing in Cameroon: the way to elimination?

url_value:
  https://www.joghr.org/article/90723-a-small-scale-development-impact-bond-for-hepatitis-c-diagnosis-and-treatment-financing-in-cameroon-the-way-to-elimination


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0317
url_value: https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/documents/240521-ESF-SIB-Flyer-WEB.pdf
title_value:
  Press release: Completion of Ava Social Impact Bond to promote social innovation in disability care (in German)


# project_outcome_payments

project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0181
period_start_date_value: 2021-04
period_end_date_value: 2021-06
payer_organisation_id_value: INDIGO-ORG-0171,INDIGO-ORG-0006
type_value: Actual
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 101000
notes:
  Part of this payment corresponds to a temporary payment of £2000 per person from Dec 2020 to Dec 2021


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0181
period_start_date_value: 2021-07
period_end_date_value: 2021-09
payer_organisation_id_value: INDIGO-ORG-0171,INDIGO-ORG-0006
type_value: Actual
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 68750
notes:
  Part of this payment corresponds to a temporary payment of £2000 per person from Dec 2020 to Dec 2022


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0181
period_start_date_value: 2021-10
period_end_date_value: 2021-12
payer_organisation_id_value: INDIGO-ORG-0171,INDIGO-ORG-0006
type_value: Actual
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 84000
notes:
  Part of this payment corresponds to a temporary payment of £2000 per person from Dec 2020 to Dec 2023


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0182
outcome_payment_plan_id_value: plan1
period_start_date_value: 2019-04
period_end_date_value: 2019-06
type_value: Planned
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 0
payer_organisation_id_value:
  INDIGO-ORG-0171,INDIGO-ORG-0693,INDIGO-ORG-1098,INDIGO-ORG-1099,INDIGO-ORG-1100,INDIGO-ORG-1101,INDIGO-ORG-1115


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0190
outcome_payment_plan_id_value: plan1
period_start_date_value: 2019-04
period_end_date_value: 2019-06
type_value: Planned
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 45692
payer_organisation_id_value:
  INDIGO-ORG-0171,INDIGO-ORG-0408,INDIGO-ORG-1105,INDIGO-ORG-1106,INDIGO-ORG-1107,INDIGO-ORG-1112,INDIGO-ORG-0057,INDIGO-ORG-1108,INDIGO-ORG-0693,INDIGO-ORG-1070,INDIGO-ORG-1099,INDIGO-ORG-1109,INDIGO-ORG-1110,INDIGO-ORG-0847,INDIGO-ORG-0054,INDIGO-ORG-1113,INDIGO-ORG-0056,INDIGO-ORG-1111


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0195
outcome_payment_plan_id_value: plan1
period_start_date_value: 2020-04
period_end_date_value: 2020-06
type_value: Planned
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 11760
payer_organisation_id_value:
  INDIGO-ORG-1117, INDIGO-ORG-0137, INDIGO-ORG-1118, INDIGO-ORG-1119, INDIGO-ORG-0596, INDIGO-ORG-1120, INDIGO-ORG-0552, INDIGO-ORG-0171, INDIGO-ORG-1209


project_id: INDIGO-POJ-0198
outcome_payment_plan_id_value: plan1
period_start_date_value: 2020-04
period_end_date_value: 2020-06
type_value: Planned
money_currency_value: GBP
money_amount_value: 0
money_amount_usd_value: 0
payer_organisation_id_value:
  INDIGO-ORG-1098,INDIGO-ORG-0925,INDIGO-ORG-1062,INDIGO-ORG-1146,INDIGO-ORG-1145,INDIGO-ORG-1147,INDIGO-ORG-1115,INDIGO-ORG-1148,INDIGO-ORG-0130,INDIGO-ORG-0144,INDIGO-ORG-1149,INDIGO-ORG-0677,INDIGO-ORG-1150,INDIGO-ORG-0171,INDIGO-ORG-1495,INDIGO-ORG-1496,INDIGO-ORG-1497,INDIGO-ORG-1498,INDIGO-ORG-1499,INDIGO-ORG-1500,INDIGO-ORG-1501,INDIGO-ORG-1502,INDIGO-ORG-1105,INDIGO-ORG-1503


# organisation

id: INDIGO-ORG-0009
name_value: QBE Insurance Group
jurisdiction_value: AU
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: Caitlin Medley
contact_email_value: caitlin.medley@qbe.com
website_value: http://www.qbe.com
country_value: AU
description_value:
  QBE Insurance Group is one of the world's top 20 insurance and reinsurance companies, located in 37 countries.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0013
name_value: Social Ventures Australia
jurisdiction_value: AU
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Elyse Sainty
contact_email_value: esainty@socialventures.com.au
website_value: https://www.socialventures.com.au/
country_value: Australia
description_value:
  Social Ventures Australia (SVA) is a not-for-profit organisation that works with partners to alleviate disadvantage through consulting, impact investing, philanthropy and advocacy.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0015
name_value:
  Investors range from high net worth individuals and foundations, through to institutional investors such as NGS Super, QIC and HESTA.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0019
jurisdiction_value: FR
type_value: Government body
name_value:
  Ministry of Labor, Employment, Professional Formation, and Social Dialogue (Ministère du Travail, de l’Emploi, de la Formation Professionnelle et du Dialogue Social)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0020
jurisdiction_value: FR
type_value: Government body
name_value:
  Ministry of Solidarity and Ecological Transition (Ministère de la Transition Ecologique et Solidaire)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0042
name_value: KOIS
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: Serena Guarnaschelli
contact_email_value: serena@koisinvest.com
website_value: https://koisinvest.com
description_value:
  KOIS is a firm specialized in impact investing. It deploys capital in impact businesses and funds that generate a competitive financial return, as well as a positive impact on society and the environment. Beyond deploying capital directly in impact businesses or on behalf of its clients, KOIS offers premium advisory services to assist various stakeholders in developing innovative impact finance mechanisms, such as Social Impact Bonds.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0062
name_value: The Bertha Centre
jurisdiction_value: ZA
contact_name_value: Jason Van Staden
contact_email_value: jason.vanstaden@uct.ac.za
website_value: http://www.gsb.uct.ac.za/berthacentre
country_value: ZA
description_value:
  The Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship is the first academic centre in Africa dedicated to advancing social innovation and entrepreneurship. It was established as a specialised centre at the UCT Graduate School of Business in late 2011, in partnership with the Bertha Foundation, a family foundation that works with inspiring leaders who are catalysts for social and economic change, and human rights. The Centre is now a leading academic centre in Africa


id: INDIGO-ORG-0063
name_value: Social Finance UK
jurisdiction_value: GB
contact_name_value: Jane Newman
contact_email_value: jane.newman@socialfinance.org.uk
website_value: http://www.socialfinance.org.uk
country_value: GB
description_value:
  Social Finance is a global non-profit social impact consultancy with a focus on the design, delivery and launch of outcomes-based contracts including social and development impact bonds and routes to scale approaches such as outcome funds and outcome contracting platforms. Social Finance pioneered the first social impact bond in the UK in 2009 and its adaptation to international development (DIBs) and works to actively support the development of quality outcomes-based commissioning.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0066
name_value: The Standard Bank Tutuwa Community Foundation
jurisdiction_value: ZA
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
website_value: http://www.tutuwafoundation.org
country_value: ZA
description_value:
  The Standard Bank Tutuwa Community Foundation was established 2016, and it purpose is to benefit communities in South Africa through the promotion of economic development and the alleviation of poverty.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0074
name_value: The Stone Family Foundation
jurisdiction_value: GB
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Paul Gunstensen
contact_email_value: pgunstensen@thesff.com
website_value: http://thesff.com
description_value:
  Established in 2005, The Stone Family Foundation supports innovative, sustainable, entrepreneurial solutions to major social problems, in the UK and around the world.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0095
name_value: Sorenson Impact Center
jurisdiction_value: US
contact_name_value: Caroline Ross
contact_email_value: caroline.ross@sorensonimpact.com
website_value: https://sorensonimpactcenter.com/
country_value: United States
description_value:
  Sorenson Impact is a think-and-do tank that focuses on solving social problems using data and innovation.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0133
name_value: Resonance West Midlands SITR Fund
website_value:
  https://resonance.ltd.uk/for-investors/investment-opportunities/enterprise-growth-funds/resonance-west-midlands-sitr-fund


id: INDIGO-ORG-0180
name_value: Kaivalya Education Foundation (KEF)
jurisdiction_value: IN
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Seshadri Subrahmanyan
contact_email_value: sesha1961@gmail.com
website_value: http://www.kefindia.org
country_value: IN
description_value:
  Kaivalya Education Foundation (KEF) is a social change organization working in the field of education in India.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0182
name_value: Educate Girls
jurisdiction_value: IN
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Alison Bukhari
contact_email_value: alison.bukhari@educategirls.ngo
website_value: http://www.educategirls.ngo
country_value: IN
description_value:
  Established in 2007, Educate Girls is a non-profit that focusses on mobilising communities for girls’ education in India’s rural and educationally backward areas. 

  Strongly aligned with the ‘Right to Education Act’ or the ‘Samagra Siksha’, Educate Girls is committed to the Government’s vision to improve access to primary education for children, especially young girls. 


id: INDIGO-ORG-0185
name_value: Michael and Susan Dell Foundation
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Ver Vikas
contact_email_value: ver.vikas@gmail.com
website_value: https://www.msdf.org
description_value:
  The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation is dedicated to transforming the lives of children living in urban poverty through improving their education, health and family economic stability.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0190
name_value: British Asian Trust
jurisdiction_value: GB
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Rhea Miranda
contact_email_value: Rhea.Miranda@britishasiantrust.org
website_value: https://www.britishasiantrust.org
country_value: GB
description_value:
  The British Asian Trust is a diaspora-led international development organisation, founded in 2007 by His Majesty King Charles III and a group of British Asian business leaders to tackle widespread poverty, inequality and injustice in South Asia. The Trust specialises in, and champion the use of, social finance products to drive positive change across the region. In India, 3 of the country’s 5 development impact bonds (DIBs) have been conceptualised and executed by the British Asian Trust – the Quality Education India DIB, the Skill Impact Bond, and the LiftEd DIB. In Pakistan, the Trust is currently developing the country’s first outcomes-based initiative and is gearing up to launch an impact bond in employment. 


id: INDIGO-ORG-0200
name_value:
  NPO & SE Kompetenzzentrum, WU Wien (Competence Center for Nonprofit Organizations and Social Entrepreneurship at the Vienna University of Economics and Business)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0205
jurisdiction_value: AT
type_value: Government body
name_value:
  Bundesministerium für Bildung und Frauen (Austrian Federal Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs, and Consumer Protection)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0217
name_value:
  Investors range from high net worth individuals and foundations, through to institutional investors such as NGS Super and Grosvenor Pirie Super.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0238
name_value:
  L'Association pour le Droit à l'Initiative Economique (Association for the Right to Economic Initiative)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0243
name_value: International Committee of the Red Cross
trading_name_value: International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
jurisdiction_value: CH
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Juan Coderque
contact_email_value: jcoderque@icrc.org
website_value: https://www.icrc.org/en
country_value: Switzerland
description_value:
  The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is a humanitarian institution ensuring humanitarian protection and assistance for victims of war and other situations of violence. The ICRC launched the first Humanitarian Impact Bond in 2017.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0274
name_value:
  Local investors: Aberfeldy Church of Scotland, a regional development organisation, local businesses and individuals


id: INDIGO-ORG-0279
name_value: Instiglio
jurisdiction_value: CO
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Avnish Gungadurdoss
website_value: https://www.instiglio.org/en
country_value: Colombia
description_value:
  Instiglio is a non-profit advisory firm specialised in Results-Based Financing for low- and middle-income countries. Its mission is to empower leaders in the social, public, and private sectors to improve the impact of social programs in developing countries by tying funding to results. 


id: INDIGO-ORG-0282
name_value: Swiss State Secretariat of Economic Affairs (SECO)
jurisdiction_value: CH
type_value: Government body
contact_name_value: Miroslav Delaporte
contact_email_value: info.cooperation@seco.admin.ch
website_value: https://www.seco-cooperation.admin.ch/secocoop/en/home.html
country_value: CH
description_value:
  The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs – SECO is the Swiss federal government's center of expertise for all core issues relating to economic policy. SECO’s Economic Cooperation and Development Division is responsible for the planning and implementation of Switzerland’s economic development cooperation. The overall objective is to promote economically, environmentally and socially sustainable growth that will create new jobs, encourage higher productivity and contribute to reducing poverty and inequality.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0283
name_value: Fundación Corona
translated_official_name_english_value: Corona Foundation
translated_official_name_source_language_value: ES
jurisdiction_value: CO
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Daniel Uribe
contact_email_value: duribep@fcorona.org
website_value: http://www.fundacioncorona.org
country_value: CO
description_value:
  Fundación Corona is a private nonprofit organization that supports and funds initiatives oriented towards strengthening the institutional capacity of the country in four strategic social sectors: education, health, entrepreneurial development and local and community development.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0355
name_value: MAZE
jurisdiction_value: PT
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: Margarida Anselmo
contact_email_value: margarida@maze-impact.com
website_value: https://maze-impact.com/
address_value: Lisbon
country_value: Portugal
description_value:
  MAZE works alongside impact ventures and investors to scale effective solutions for social and environmental challenges. They currently run three acceleration programmes in Lisbon and Porto. Since 2014, they have launched 4 Social Impact Bonds and raised 3 million euros investment for impact ventures in Portugal.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0387
name_value: Sitra
trading_name_value: Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra
jurisdiction_value: FI
type_value: Government body
contact_name_value: Mika Pyykkö
contact_email_value: mika.pyykko@sitra.fi
website_value: https://www.sitra.fi/en/
address_value: Helsinki
country_value: Finland
description_value:
  Sitra – The Finnish Innovation Fund is an independent public fund which, under the supervision of the Finnish Parliament, promotes the welfare of Finnish society.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0391
name_value: DAI Global
jurisdiction_value: PS
contact_name_value: John Maris
contact_email_value: john_maris@dai.com
website_value: https://www.dai.com
country_value: PS
description_value:
  DAI runs a World Bank project in Palestine which includes a DIB focused on workforce development; they are also currently pitching another project focused on climate smart agriculture.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0435
name_value: Volta Capital
translated_official_name_english_value: Volta Capital
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: Liesbet Peeters
contact_email_value: liesbet@voltacapital.com
website_value: http://www.voltacapital.com/
address_value: 35-37 Ludgate Hill, London, EC4M 7JZ, United Kingdom
postcode_value: EC4M 7JZ
country_value: United Kingdom
description_value:
  Volta Capital specialises in providing bespoke services that assist major players in the impact economy to establish strategies that mobilise funding to meet the needs of underserved communities and generate increased impact.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0439
name_value: The Fred Hollows Foundation
jurisdiction_value: AU
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Kirsten Armstrong
contact_email_value: karmstrong@hollows.org
website_value: https://www.hollows.org/au/home
country_value: Australia
description_value:
  The Fred Hollows Foundation is international development organisation working towards eliminating avoidable blindness and improving Indigenous Australian health.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0450
jurisdiction_value: PT
type_value: Government body
name_value:
  Direcao-Geral de Reinsercao e Servicos Prisionais (General Directorate for Reinsertion and Prison Services)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0534
name_value: UBS Optimus Foundation
jurisdiction_value: CH
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Sietse Wouters
contact_email_value: sietse.wouters@ubs.com
website_value: http://www.ubs.com/optimus
country_value: CH
description_value:
  The UBS Optimus Foundation pursues social impact in a variety of ways, from traditional charitable giving to sustainable investing. At the UBS Optimus Foundation we are specifically focused on social returns – in particular, social outcomes that benefit vulnerable children. We are the only foundation linked to a global wealth manager staffed with philanthropy experts. With an approach that takes advantage of our unique network, we’re taking a leading role in driving impactful philanthropy that delivers breakthrough solutions to pressing social issues.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0667
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Government body
name_value:
  The Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Massachusetts MassHealth and Division of Public Housing and Rental Assistance)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0678
name_value:
  Colorado Seminary - Center for Effective Interventions (University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0696
name_value:
  Institutional investors including NGS Super, Future Super and HESTA; local investors including Coopers Brewery Foundation


id: INDIGO-ORG-0701
name_value:
  Newpin SBB Trust. The 59 investors include UnitingCare Burnside, high net worth individuals, family foundations and superannuation funds.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0714
jurisdiction_value: GB
type_value: Government body
name_value:
  First for Wellbeing CIC (Northamptonshire County Council, Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Trust, University of Northampton)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0760
name_value: MaRS Centre for Impact Investing
jurisdiction_value: CA
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: Adam Jagelewski
contact_email_value: ajagelewski@marsdd.com
website_value: https://www.marsdd.com
country_value: Canada
description_value:
  MaRS supports over 1,400 Canadian science and tech companies that are tackling some of society’s greatest challenges, providing them with tailored resources at every stage of their development, from startup to scale-up. MaRS focuses on four sectors — cleantech, health, fintech and enterprise software.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0780
name_value:
  Consortium of Voluntary Adoption Agencies (Action for Children, Adoption Matters North West, After Adoption, Caritas Care, Family Futures, and Parents and Children Together)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0856
name_value: Social Finance US
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Annie Knickman Plancher
contact_email_value: aplancher@socialfinance.org
website_value: https://socialfinance.org
address_value: Boston
country_value: United States
description_value:
  Social Finance US is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to mobilizing capital to drive social progress. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, and that social impact financing can play a catalytic role in creating these opportunities. We design and manage public-private partnerships that tackle complex social challenges, such as achievement gaps, health disparities, and prisoner recidivism. Core to our work is the development of Pay for Success financing, also referred to as Social Impact Bonds. 

  An innovative funding model, Pay for Success helps to measurably improve the lives of people in need by driving government resources toward better, more effective programs. Our sister organisation, Social Finance UK, was founded in 2007 and launched the world’s first Social Impact Bond in 2010. 

  Social Finance (US) intermediated 8 SIBs in the US.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0896
website_value: https://castiis.pt
address_value: Rua do CASTIIS, 133
postcode_value: 4505-582
country_value: Portugal
name_value:
  Centro de Assistencia Social a Terceira Idade e Infancia de Sanguedo (Sanguedo Social Assistance Centre for the Elderly and Children)


id: INDIGO-ORG-0948
name_value:
  The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development at the Jack Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University


id: INDIGO-ORG-0979
name_value: Village Enterprise
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Celeste Brubaker
contact_email_value: celesteb@villageenterprise.org
website_value: http://villageenterprise.org
country_value: US
description_value:
  Village Enterprise is a non-profit dedicated to ending extreme poverty in rural Africa through entrepreneurship and innovation.


id: INDIGO-ORG-0982
name_value: IDInsight
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: Kate Sturla
contact_email_value: kate.sturla@idinsight.org
website_value: https://www.idinsight.org/
country_value: United States
description_value:
  IDinsight was the evaluator on the first DIB in Asia, the Educate Girls DIB and the first DIB in Africa, the Village Enterprise DIB. They are design partners on the first project (in Ghana) of the Education Outcomes Fund for Africa and the Middle East, in addition to other projects.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1000
name_value:
  Monitoring / Operational Partners: Instituto do Emprego e Formação Profissional (Institute of Employment and Vocational Training)


id: INDIGO-ORG-1027
name_value: Fundacao Aga Khan Portugal
translated_official_name_english_value: Aga Khan Foundation - Portugal
translated_official_name_source_language_value: PT
jurisdiction_value: PT
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
contact_name_value: Matt Reed
contact_email_value: matt.reed@akdn.org
website_value: https://the.akdn/en/home
country_value: Portugal
description_value:
  The Aga Khan Development Network has a great deal of experience with blended finance and outcome-based financing. Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) implemented an impact bond in Portugal focused on "family literacy." AKF Portugal was the social investor, the National Early Childhood Professionals Association was the implementing partner and the Ministry of Education the public partner; together with a research partner ISPA (Institute of Applied Psychology) and the outcome-analysis partner MAZE (Social Investment Lab). The main goal of the project was to improve literacy skills in writing and reading together with family literacy practises contributing to lower retention rates in basic education and promote school success.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1077
name_value: Ecorys
jurisdiction_value: GB
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
contact_name_value: James Ronicle
contact_email_value: james.Ronicle@ecorys.com
website_value: http://ecorys.com
country_value: GB
description_value:
  Ecorys is an international consultancy providing research, consulting and management services. Ecorys is one of the world leaders in impact bond research, and is currently evaluating 42 impact bonds, including four development impact bonds. This work focuses on both evaluating the impact of the programme and on the 'impact bond effect' - i.e. how the impact bond affects the design, delivery and impact of the intervention


id: INDIGO-ORG-1205
name_value: ViiV Healthcare
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
website_value: https://viivhealthcare.com/en-us/
description_value:
  ViiV Healthcare is a pharmaceutical company specializing in the development of therapies for HIV infection.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1276
name_value: IKEA Foundation
jurisdiction_value: NL
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
website_value: https://ikeafoundation.org/
country_value: NL
description_value:
  IKEA Foundation is an independent charitable foundation that oversees IKEA's global philanthropy.

  They support a wide range of programmes that help families afford a better everyday life and protect the planet, as well as programmes that help refugees and other displaced people become self-reliant in their new communities. They also support pilot projects that can both make an impact now and be a good model for future programmes.

  All programmes are designed to help people help themselves to a better life. They have a definite time limit and are often designed in close co-operation with local and national governments to ensure sustainability.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1373
name_value: International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Multilateral, bilateral or intergovernmental body
description_value:
  The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IDBR) is an international financial institution, established in 1944 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., United States, that is the lending arm of World Bank Group. The IBRD offers loans to middle-income developing countries.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1440
name_value: Environment and Climate Change Canada
jurisdiction_value: CA
type_value: Government body
website_value: https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change.html
description_value:
  Environment and Climate Change Canada is the department of the Government of Canada responsible for coordinating environmental policies and programs, as well as preserving and enhancing the natural environment and renewable resources. It is also colloquially known by its former name, Environment Canada.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1469
name_value: Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)
jurisdiction_value: KR
type_value: Government body
website_value: http://www.koica.go.kr/
country_value: KR
description_value:
  The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) was established in 1991 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea as a governmental organization for Official Development Assistance (ODA) to enhance the effectiveness of South Korea's grant aid programs for developing countries by implementing the government's grant aid and technical cooperation programs.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1470
name_value: Bank of America
jurisdiction_value: US
type_value: Registered company, partnership or commercial association
website_value: https://www.bankofamerica.com/
country_value: US
description_value:
  The Bank of America Corporation is an American multinational investment bank and financial services holding company headquartered at the Bank of America Corporate Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.


id: INDIGO-ORG-1471
name_value: Hempel Foundation
jurisdiction_value: DK
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
website_value: https://www.hempelfonden.dk/
address_value: Amaliegade 8, 1256 København
country_value: Denmark
description_value:
  The Hempel Foundation is a dedicated philanthropist. We strive to make a difference by empowering children to learn, making coating more efficient and sustainable, sustaining biodiversity and realising great initiatives that bring about positive change


id: INDIGO-ORG-1590
name_value: Employment Outcomes NPC
jurisdiction_value: SA
type_value: Registered non-profit organisation, charity or foundation
address_value: First floor, Building 3, Inanda Greens Office Park, 54 Wierda Road West, Sandton, 2194,South Africa
postcode_value: 2194
country_value: South Africa
website_value:
  https://www.krutham.com/press-releases/jobs-boost-outcomes-fund-launched-r300-million-allocated-to-youth-training-that-results-in-jobs/


# organisation_sources

organisation_id: INDIGO-ORG-1440
id: source1
name_value: Carolinian Canada
type_value: Website
url_value:
  https://caroliniancanada.ca/dzcib/press/scaling-one-canada%E2%80%99s-most-innovative-conservation-finance-solutions-20211123


# fund

id: INDIGO-FUND-0001
name_value: Youth Engagement Fund - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0047
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2014-07
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 8,10,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 16000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 27412800
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Youth Engagement Fund will test the extent to which a payment by results approach involving social investors and local financial contributions can drive improved educational and employment outcomes for the most disadvantaged young people in society.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Youth Engagement Fund aims to help disadvantaged young people to participate and succeed in education or training in order to improve their employability, reduce their long-term dependency on benefits, and reduce their likelihood of offending. The Government aims to provide funding through social impact bonds and will only pay if projects lead to positive outcomes.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0002
name_value: Innovation Fund - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0047
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2011-01
purpose_and_classifications_primary_sdg_goal_value: 8
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 8
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 30000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 47346000
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Innovation Fund aims to foster innovative, personalised, and results-oriented ways of addressing the issues and barriers that make young people more at risk of becoming long-term NEET through outcomes rather than process-based contracts.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Innovation Fund aims to support disadvantaged young people by helping them participate in education and training to improve their employability. The fund aims to support the development of the social investment market and test the generation of benefit savings alongside wider fiscal and social benefits.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0003
name_value: Commissioning Better Outcomes Fund - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0306
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2013-07
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 3, 4, 8, 10, 17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 40000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 61472000
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Commissioning Better Outcomes Fund acknowledges that complex social issues span multiple parts of the public sector and respond by offering to ‘top up’ outcome payments. This fund provides development funding and support to applicants (from the public and social sector) as well as offering to pay for a minority proportion of outcome payments.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The overarching aim was to grow the market in SIBs, while each fund had a specific focus that reflected the missions of The National Lottery Community Fund and Cabinet Office. For The National Lottery Community Fund, this was to enable more people, particularly those most in need, to lead fulfilling lives, in enriching places and as part of successful communities. For the Cabinet Office, this was to catalyse and test innovative approaches to tackling complex issues using outcomes based commissioning.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0004
name_value: Social Outcomes Fund - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0306
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2013-07
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 3, 4, 8, 10, 17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 20000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 30736000
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Social Outcomes Fund acknowledge that complex social issues span multiple parts of the public sector and respond by offering to ‘top up’ outcome payments. This fund provides development funding and support to applicants (from the public and social sector) as well as offering to pay for a minority proportion of outcome payments.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The overarching aim was to grow the market in SIBs, while each fund had a specific focus that reflected the missions of The National Lottery Community Fund and Cabinet Office. For The National Lottery Community Fund, this was to enable more people, particularly those most in need, to lead fulfilling lives, in enriching places and as part of successful communities. For the Cabinet Office, this was to catalyse and test innovative approaches to tackling complex issues using outcomes based commissioning.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0005
name_value: Fair Chance Fund - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0088
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2014-01
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 8, 10
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 15000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 24841500
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Fair Chance Fund commits to pay for outcomes achieved to allow voluntary sector and other providers the freedom to innovate and adapt to achieve the best possible results. Proposals funded through social investment are preferred. 

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Fair Chance Fund aims to stimulate innovative, replicable approaches to improve accommodation and work outcomes for young, homeless people (mostly 18-24 years) whose support needs are poorly met by existing services because of the complexity of their circumstances. The fund aims to reduce long term benefit dependency, health problems and crime.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0007
name_value: Portugal Inovação Social (Portugal Social Innovation)
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0157
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2016-08
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 3,4,8,9,10,16
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: EUR
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 20000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 22312000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_value: 4620565
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_usd_value: 5154702.314
country_value: Portugal
mechanism_value:
  Portugal Social Innovation mobilizes funds from the European Social Fund, as part of the Portugal 2020 Partnership Agreement. These funds are channelled to the market through four financing instruments dedicated to funding projects that offer alternative and innovative solutions to solve social problems. One of the four financing instruments is a ‘Títulos de Impacto Social’ (Social Impact Bond) mechanism. 

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  Portugal Social Innovation is a government initiative aimed at promoting social innovation and stimulating the social investment market in Portugal. The goals of Portugal Social Innovation are to:  Promote Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship in Portugal to create new solutions for social problems, which complement traditional responses and solve important social problems. Stimulate the social investment market by creating financing instruments better suited to the specific needs of the social economy sector and those of innovative and social entrepreneurship projects. Empower players in the social innovation and social entrepreneurship ecosystem in Portugal, improving the response levels of social sector organisations and contributing to the economic and financial sustainability thereof.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0012
name_value: Life Chances Fund - United Kingdom
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0171
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2016-07
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 3, 4, 8, 10, 17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 80000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 109600000
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Life Chances Fund intends to address entrenched social issues by increasing the number, scale and evidence base for SIBs in England, generating public sector efficiencies by delivering better outcomes to idenitfy cashable savings, and increasing the amount of capital available to a wider range of voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector providers to enable them to compete for public sector contracts.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Life Chances Fund is a commitment by central government to help people in society who face the most significant barriers to leading happy and productive lives. The fund aims to tackle entrenched social issues and is structured around six key themes: drug and alcohol dependency, children’s services, early years, young people, older people’s services, and healthy lives. 


id: INDIGO-FUND-0013
name_value: Care Leavers - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0123
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2018-02
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 4,8,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 5000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 6877000
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The Care Leavers outcome fund aims to work closely with local government commissioners to adopt a SIB mechanism that incentivises and rewards positive outcomes for care leavers.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Care Leavers Programme seeks to support care leavers to participate in sustained education, employment and training (EET) through Social Impact Bonds and to to build an evidence base of what works to support care leavers into EET.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0014
name_value: Brabant Outcomes Fund - Netherlands
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1226
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2018-12
dates_notes: Document date is EOI release date for first round of funding
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 3,8,10
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: EUR
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 1000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 1149600
country_value: Netherlands
mechanism_value:
  The Brabant Outcomes Fund is a regional fund that invites social entrepreneurs to scale up societal solutions (social and ecological). The fund endorses 'learning by doing' and aims to investigate new forms of public-private cooperation.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Brabant Outcomes Fund intends to explore the use of results-based financing contracts at the provincial level in Noord Brabant, Netherlands


id: INDIGO-FUND-0015
name_value: GLA Rough Sleeping Programme - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0432
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2012-05
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 3,8,10
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 5000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 7702500
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  The GLA Rough Sleeping Programme is designed to pay for outcomes and bring new finance and new ways of working. Incentivisation through a payment by results system is expected to improve the outcomes for a cohort of rough sleepers whose needs were not being met by existing services.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The GLA Rough Sleeping programme aims to improve outcomes for homeless individuals in London using an outcomes-focused approach to promote a move into settled accommodation and more stable lifestyles.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0016
name_value: Rough Sleeping Programme (DCLG 2016) - United Kingdom
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-0088
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2016-10
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 8,10
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 10000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 12246000
country_value: United Kingdom
purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The 2016 Rough Sleeping Programme (DCLG) aimed at supporting the most entrenched rough sleepers in England. The social impact bonds sought to stop entrenched rough sleepers from living on, or returning to the streets, by helping them into accommodation, addressing their other needs (mental health problems, long-term health conditions, etc.) and through more personalised and holistic support. 


id: INDIGO-FUND-0018
name_value: Education Outcomes Fund - Ghana
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1203
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2020-06
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 4,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: USD
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 25000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 25000000
country_value: Ghana
mechanism_value:
  The Education Outcomes Fund aims to build the ecosystem for outcomes-based commissioning in Ghana by supporting a shift from activity-based to outcomes-focused funding and policy.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Education Outcomes Fund and the Ghana Accountability for Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP) aims to 'improve the quality of education in low performing basic education schools and strengthen education sector equity and accountability in Ghana." 


id: INDIGO-FUND-0019
name_value: Education Outcomes Fund - Sierra Leone
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1204
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2020-05
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 4,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: USD
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 20000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 20000000
country_value: Sierra Leone
mechanism_value:
  The EOF Sierra Leone partnership will build the ecosystem for outcomes-based commissioning through a shift from activity-based to outcomes-focused funding and policy.  The SLEIC project will ensure that service providers are accountable for delivering learning gains in foundational literacy and numeracy. Provider organisations (and/or investors) will be paid "in proportion to the level of outcomes achieved, creating a strong focus and incentive on performance".

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Sierra Leone Education Innovation Challenge (SLEIC) is a partnership between the governmnent, donor, NGOs and social investors and the Education Outcomes Fund (EOF) to improve learning outcomes, in literacy and numeracy, in public schools through outcomes-focused funding and policy.  


id: INDIGO-FUND-0020
name_value: Egalité des chances économiques - France
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1200
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2020-11
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 8,10,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: EUR
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 10000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 11779000
country_value: France
mechanism_value:
  The Fund has been created under the Lavenir (2019) national framework supporting the use of Contracts à Impact (the French equivalent of Social Impact Bonds) to promote innovation and prevention in social and environmental policies. These contracts are not intended to replace existing effective provision, but to complement it to provide additional, innovative programmes. The call for proposals also emphasised the importance of involving local stakeholders.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Egalité des chanches économiques is an outcome funds supported by the French Ministry of social economy, solidarity and responsability to promote inclusive economic opportunities, with particular attention to access to employment, access to entrepreneurial opportunities and access to financial services.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0021
name_value: Economie circulaire (Circular economy) - France
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1201
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2020-09
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 11,12,13,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: EUR
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 10000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 11742000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_value: 27300000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_usd_value: 32055660
country_value: France
mechanism_value:
  The Fund has been created under the Lavenir (2019) national framework supporting the use of Contracts à Impact (the French equivalent of Social Impact Bonds) to promote innovation and prevention in social and environmental policies. These contracts are not intended to replace existing effective provision, but to complement it to provide additional, innovative programmes. The call for proposals also emphasised the importance of involving local stakeholders.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Circular economy fund is promoted by ADEME (the French agency for ecological transition) to support the emergence of innovative projects to protect the environment and the circular economy in particular (including the management of organic waste, re-use and recycling, city waste management, etc). 


id: INDIGO-FUND-0023
name_value: Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act - United States
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1202
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2019-02
purpose_and_classifications_primary_sdg_goal_value: 17
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: USD
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 100000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 100000000
country_value: United States
mechanism_value:
  SIPPRA will bring pay for performance to the social sector to scale up effective services  by introducing the rigour of outcomes measurement and RCTs to ensure federal funding supports programming that achieve results.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  SIPPRA aims to improve lives by redirecting funds into programs that achieve demonstrable, measurable results. The Fund aims to use social impact partnerships to ensure federal funds are used effectively. There is an ambition to bring pay for performance to the social sector, scale up effective services by bundling philanthropic and other resources and incorporating rigorous methodologies for assessing program impact.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0024
name_value: LOGRA Colombian Outcomes Fund
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1052
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2020-01
purpose_and_classifications_primary_sdg_goal_value: 8
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 8
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: COP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 17560000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 5287930
country_value: Colombia
mechanism_value:
  The Colombian Outcomes Fund aims to increase employment by exploring payment by results and impact bond financing mechanisms. The fund invites intermediary organisations to identify and work with service providers and investors to develop project proposals.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The Colombian Outcomes Fund aims to increase employment in the formal sector in Colombia through outcomes-based commissioning


id: INDIGO-FUND-0025
name_value: South Africa Green Outcomes Fund
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1389
dates_launch_date_value: 2020-01
purpose_and_classifications_primary_sdg_goal_value: 8,13
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 1,2,6,7,8,9,12,13,14,15,17
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: ZAR
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 488100000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 31000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_value: 488100000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_usd_value: 31000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_notes: The USD value is an approximate figure.
dimensions_of_scale_number_of_contributing_outcome_funders_actual_value: 2
dimensions_of_scale_number_of_independent_investor_organisations_actual_value: 4
country_value: South Africa
mechanism_value:
  Partnering fund managers, as the intermediaries, invest in SMMEs, then receive concessional grant funding based on the achievement of green outcomes by the SMMEs. The GOF, although measuring 13 green metrics, has only disbursed outcome payments linked to jobs.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The aim of the Green Outcomes Fund (GOF) is to incentivise local fund managers to use new approaches and financing models to target high potential and fast-growing SMMEs operating in South Africa’s green economy. The funding will enable lending and investment on terms to SMMEs which would not be feasible without the GOF’s support. The GOF will ultimately blend concessionary funding with private capital, thus enabling participating fund managers to develop and adapt their SMME investment criteria and support services in ways that were not previously possible – realising greater impact in terms of the types of SMMEs funded and green outcomes created.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0026
name_value: Social Impact Outcomes Fund - New South Wales, Australia
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1403
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2022-08
purpose_and_classifications_primary_sdg_goal_value: 4,8,10
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: AUD
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 30000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 20639700
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_value: 30000000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_actual_amount_usd_value: 20639700
country_value: Australia
mechanism_value:
  The New South Wales Government will partner with multiple social impact providers (including social enterprises) to pilot a range of social impact investments to deliver high impact programs.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  The New South Wales Government's Social Impact outcomes Fund aims to deliver a range of high impact programs through social impact investment. The first two rounds will be focused on advancing the social and economic wellbeing of women facing disadvantage, and improving educational and job readiness outcomes for Indigenous youth, with a particular focus on girls. 


id: INDIGO-FUND-0031
name_value: Refugee Transitions Outcomes Fund - United Kingdom
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1419
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2022-03
dates_anticipated_end_date_value: 2025-03
purpose_and_classifications_secondary_sdg_goals_value: 1,3,4,8,10,11
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_currency_value: GBP
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_value: 13990000
dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_aspiration_amount_usd_value: 18434063.4
country_value: United Kingdom
mechanism_value:
  This programme is supporting Social Impact Bonds, which allow for up-front cash investment to be provided by a social investor. The Home Office will only pay for outcomes if and when achieved.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  This initiative aims to increase the self-sufficiency and integration of newly granted refugees, helping them to move into work, learn English, access housing and build links in their local communities.

  It aims to support innovative approaches, with a focus on achieving employment, housing and wider integration outcomes.

  It is working with four areas in England to pilot holistic and place-based approaches to addressing the challenges and barriers that newly granted refugees face.

service_and_beneficiaries_target_population_value:
  The RTOF pilot is for new refugees who have recently exited the asylum process with a grant of Refugee Status or Humanitarian Protection.

dimensions_of_scale_total_outcome_fund_value_outcomes_funding_notes:
  The RTOF is not a standalone fund. It is funded by both the Shared Outcomes Fund and the Life Chances Fund for the three-year period of the pilot.  There is no other funding involved.


id: INDIGO-FUND-0037
name_value: Jobs Boost Outcomes Fund
stage_development_value: Active
host_institution_of_outcome_fund_value: INDIGO-ORG-1590
dates_expression_of_interest_value: 2023-11
purpose_and_classifications_primary_sdg_goal_value: 8
country_value: South Africa
mechanism_value:
  A new initiative has been launched to tackle this chronic problem; Jobs Boost, a R300 million outcomes fund has been designed and launched by research-led consulting house Krutham. The funding covers the first pilot phase and is expected to scale thereafter. The innovative programme, the largest of its kind globally, will work with implementing partners to train unemployed, previously excluded youth and secure sustainable, quality jobs for them.

purpose_and_classifications_purpose_value:
  Jobs Boost is a R300 million pay-for-performance model being piloted in South Africa. It is an outcomes fund that works with implementing partners to secure sustainable, quality jobs for unemployed, excluded youth.


# fund_documents

fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0002
title_value: Report: Evaluation of the Innovation Fund pilot (qualitative)
url_value:
  https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/qualitative-evaluation-of-the-dwp-innovation-fund-final-report


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0003
title_value: Commissioning Better Outcomes Evaluation - 3rd Update Report
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/commissioning-better-outcomes-evaluation-3rd-update-report/


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0007
title_value: Report: The Portuguese Social Innovation Initiative
url_value:
  https://www.fi-compass.eu/sites/default/files/publications/fi-compass%20study%20on%20the%20Social%20Impacts%20Bond%20programme%20under%20the%20Portugal....pdf


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0012
title_value: Process Evaluation for the Life Chances Fund (IFC)
url_value:
  https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/golab.prod/documents/Life_Chances_Fund_Process_Evaluation__accessible_.pdf


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0012
title_value: An introduction to Life Chances Fund projects and their early adaptations to Covid-19
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/life-chances-fund-introductory-primary-evaluation-report/


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0012
title_value: Life Chances Fund intermediate evaluation: data release
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/life-chances-fund-intermediate-evaluation-data-release/


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0013
title_value: Evaluation of the care leavers social impact bond programme
url_value:
  https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resource-library/care-leavers-social-impact-bond-programme/


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0016
title_value: Rough Sleeping Programme: Bidding Prospectus
url_value:
  https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/581204/HPP_Rough_Sleeping_Prospectus_-_archived.pdf


fund_id: INDIGO-FUND-0020
title_value:
  Press release: The government launches a call for projects for impact contracts around equal economic opportunities

url_value:
  https://minefi.hosting.augure.com/Augure_Minefi/r/ContenuEnLigne/Download?id=868E9661-D922-444F-ABE5-8DB8426C9BE8&filename=403%20-%20CP%20CI%20égalité%20des%20chances%20économiques.pdf


