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Webinar: Achieving Transformational Change in Climate Change Mitigation Through Results-Based Financing
Achieving transformational change in climate change mitigation and adaptation requires a combination of enhanced international cooperation and trillions of “climate-smart” private investments, which in many cases will need to be channeled through blended public and multilateral financing schemes.
Webinar: Blended Finance Experiences with Bangladesh OBA Sanitation Microfinance Program
The webinar will discuss the project in detail, examining how OBA is being used to maximize finance for development to address sanitation challenges in Bangladesh.
E-Learning on Results-Based Financing Approaches: Key Concepts and Principles
E-Learning on Results-Based Financing Approaches: Key Concepts and PrinciplesInnovations in Development Finance Webinar: Pay for Success in Solid Waste Management Results-Based Financing
This webinar will explore GPOBA’s Nepal Solid Waste project. With rapid urbanization, population growth, and new economic activity, municipal solid waste is increasing at alarming rates, and is expected to almost triple in low and lower middle income countries by 2025.
Results-Based Financing to Deliver Urban Sanitation Services
This module, part of a Coursera course on "Planning & Design of Sanitation Systems and Technologies". Inga Afanasieva, Infrastructure Specialist, at the World Bank, introduces the role that results-based financing approaches can play in meeting growing infrastructure and service challenges in the provision of urban sanitation.
Instituting a Framework for Quality with Web-based Reporting Systems in Indonesia
Innovations related to the Indonesia’s Local Government Decentralization Project improved reporting and accountability of the government of Indonesia's intergovernmental transfer system for the infrastructure sector.
Output-Based Aid Attracts Private Sector for Sanitation Projects in Ghana
Dr. Bertha Darteh of Ghana's MInistry of Local Government and Rural Development describes how output-based aid (OBA) provided incentives for private sector providers to bid on sanitation contracts.