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Social impact bonds require precise measurement of interventions and outcomes in both human and financial terms. It is critical to select issues that can be measured financially and to understand the track record and capabilities of delivery partners. Proper oversight, expectations around performance, and coherence with wider policy goals are also important to consider to increase the chances of success with social impact bonds.
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Learning about SIBs
- 1. Learning about SIBs Dharmendra Kanani Social Impact Bonds: Promises and Pitfalls, April 15th 2015, Paris
- 2. Learning about SIBs • Data is the deal breaker • Find an issue that can be measured in financial terms and that is also costly • Be precise in defining the intervention both in human and financial terms • Know and understand track record, capacity, capability and skill base of delivery partner/s (also they need to care about what they're doing) • Financial literacy and outcome measurement at the local level is critical • Don't under estimate the need for oversight/supervise, or be in touch frequently • Take time to set the tone, expectations, how you'll deal with change in circumstances, underperformance, reduced rate of return - i.e. get the contract right • Policy or objective coherence can be crucial - i.e. does everyone want the same change and does it fit with wider strategic developments locally, sub-regionally, and or even nationally