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As usual, our sessions will be interactive. Our guest speakers from the World Bank will first present their recent paper, which explores whether and how outcomes-based financing can contribute to overcoming the enduring service financing and delivery challenges, while also supporting long-term rebuild and resilience in the context of Covid-19. We will then hear findings from The Government Outcomes Lab's latest research paper on the functional and structural resilience of social impact bonds and public sector partnerships, implemented as part of the Life Chances Fund in the UK. This will be followed by a panel discussion with our guest policymakers and practitioners, where the audience will be invited to pose questions and comments.
15.30 BST/16.30 CET Welcome
Andreea Anastasiu, Government Outcomes Lab
15.40 BST/16.40 CET Outcome-based financing for service delivery and key considerations for recovery from COVID-19
Jessica Lopez and Max Bode, World Bank
15.50 BST/16.50 CET Q&A from audience
15.55 BST/16.55 CET Resilience in public service partnerships: evidence from the UK Life Chances Fund
Clare FitzGerald, Government Outcomes Lab
16.05 BST/17.05 CET Q&A from audience
16.15 BST/17.15 CET Panel discussion
Tanyah Hameed, Government Outcomes Lab
Open discussion on three main themes:
1. Role of outcomes-based partnerships in COVID-19 response and recovery
2. Innovations & adaptations in response to local contexts
3. Practical considerations for using outcomes-based partnerships for rebuilding and resilience
Panelists:
Maitreyi Das (World Bank), Emily Gustafsson-Wright (Brookings), Richard Johnson (GO Lab Visiting Fellow of Practice), Abha Thorat Shah (British Asian Trust), Jalil Hazboun (F4J Consulting Services)
16.55 BST/17.55 CET Closing remarks
17.00 BST/18.00 CET Close
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