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Public service reform can benefit from outcome-focussed approaches to commissioning. However, we should avoid assuming that Social Impact Bonds are likely to have wide application, explain PIRU’s research team.
This is the final report of the Social Impact Bonds for Health and Social Care evaluation. The report is in two volumes: 1) the final report and 2) appendices.
This is the final report of the Social Impact Bonds for Health and Social Care evaluation. The report is in two volumes: 1) the final report and 2) appendices.
SIBs are emerging as a way to reconfigure relationships between the state and civil society in ways that their Western inventors may not have anticipated but may wish to replicate.
An article looking at how the food, beverage and alochol industries presented the Responsibility Deal in the media was published online in Critical Public Health. This is the accepted manuscript of the aricle.
Evaluation should test key SIB promises to government: greater collaboration, prevention and innovation, argue two researchers from Oxford University’s Government Outcomes Lab.
A major investor highlights the vital role that research and evaluation should play in developing this form of outcomes funding.
A wide range of approaches can help identify causality and effectiveness even in complex environments.
In the run-up to the 3rd International Conference on SIBs, PIRU held a 6-part, weekly blog debate, entitled “Do Social Impact Bonds work?” from cutting edge thinkers and researchers.
Social and Development Impact Bonds require enormous effort for the partners involved, but they have a potential to transform the financing and delivery of social services across the globe.
An article looking at the barriers to implementing direct payments in residential care was published in the Journal of Social Policy.