Results-Based Funding via Development Impact Bonds Stakeholder Perceptions on Benefits and Costs
This chapter analyzes stakeholder perceptions of Development Impact Bonds across seven projects, noting both model benefits and implementation hurdles.
Publications
Program Design to Ease Administrative Burden in Times of Crisis: An Evaluation of Two Emergency Aid Programs in Los Angeles
This article explores how Emergency Aid (EA) programs can be designed to reach those students most in need while responsibly managing limited budgets and without imposing overly-burdensome application requirements.
Can a Focus on Co-Created, Strengths-Based Services Facilitate Early-Stage Innovation within Social Impact Bonds?
This article examines how co-created, strengths-based services within Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) can catalyze early-stage innovation, using four UK SIBs as case studies.
Are social impact bonds an innovation in finance or do they help finance social innovation?
This article evaluates whether Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) align with social innovation theories by analyzing their role in financing social goods production and scaling innovation.
An evaluation of the emergency aid programs at the University of Southern California and Los Angeles Community College District
This report evaluates the impact and effectiveness of emergency aid programs at USC and LACCD, providing insights on how these programs support student success.
Social impact bonds 2.0? Findings from a study of four UK SIBs
This briefing explores the evolution of Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) in the UK, focusing on how SIBs 2.0 can deliver innovative approaches to public service delivery.