This innovative approach to development financing has caught the attention of donors, investors and governments. In light of the UN Sustainable Development Goals of providing universal and improved access to basic infrastructure and services by 2030, can results-based financing accelerate and help reach these targets by filling in the investment gap?
Learn about GPRBA's first impact bond in collaboration with the World Bank's IDA program and the Global Partnership for Education to expand children's access to schooling in Uzbekistan's urban areas.
This paper outlines the potential contributions of impact bonds to the World Bank Group’s "Maximizing Finance for Development" approach, a response to the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
This report provides an overview of the use of microfinance in implementing a type of results-based financing to extend sanitation services in Bangladesh.
World Bank Director Anna Wellenstein and Infrastructure Specialist Inga Afanasieva explain what impact bonds are, and how they work in development projects.
The June ILO newsletter focuses on good practices and features examples of World Bank and ILO collaboration, listing the Zambia electricity project among them.
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