Concurrent Deep Dives
Deep Dive 2.4 Disrupting the narrative: global perspectives to inspire leading outcomes practice
Join us for this session where we'll explore pioneering initiatives in social outcomes partnerships worldwide. Hear from experts representing diverse regions including the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia, offering invaluable insights beyond conventional Western paradigms. Gain fresh perspectives and innovative strategies to drive impactful change in social outcomes initiatives.
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Jessica Reedy
University of Oxford
Margarida Anselmo
Maze - Impact Portugal
Christopher Gee
The Institute of Policy Studies
Dr Chih Hoong Sin
Independent
Chair
Presentations
In the evolving discourse on corporate responsibility and sustainability, the concept of Mandatory Self-Regulation (MSR) emerges as a critical framework for ensuring that partnerships deliver tangible benefits to marginalised communities. …
Paola Fonseca
VIVA Idea/GAIL/UN University for Peace
Istanbul Kodluyor is the first Social Impact Bond in Türkiye, launched in August 2023 by the government in Turkiye. The programme is targeted to support 600 long-term unemployed young people …
Mustafa Karabaş
ISTKA
More than ever before, changes in welfare services in Israel and worldwide require us to continually examine the implementation of interventions and their suitability for their purposes. These professional, normative …
Dr Tal Arazi
MJB
Deep Dive 2.5 Empowering voices, bridging gaps: innovative approaches to locally-led development and cross-sector collaboration
This session will explore innovative strategies that empower local communities, engage service users and vulnerable groups, and enhance cross-sector collaborations for sustainable development and social impact.
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Katie Kelly
New Local
Chair
Presentations
Tackling grand challenges requires working with, for, and across vulnerable communities. While scholarly work has outlined the types and roles of communities in driving positive social change, we lack empirical …
Dr Haley Beer
Warwick Business School
Mark Scott
WBS
Locally led development recognises the importance of involving the people and communities affected by development and humanitarian challenges in designing and delivering solutions. Ensuring that local people and organisations can …
Louise Savell
Social Finance
Alison Bukhari
Educate Girls
In the landscape of outcomes-based contracting, the voices of not-for-profits play a crucial role in effective project implementation and driving social change. Present-day private financing is predominantly donor-driven, limiting scalability …
Dr Ria Sinha
Indian School of Development Management
Two recent outcomes-driven collaborations in Australia have shown the critical nature and the value of strong governance and accountability systems to establishing strong, viable trust-led outcomes-based partnerships.
In the first …
Russell Wood
Bedrock Social Co
We present two case studies of cross-sector partnerships, which include nonprofit organizations, local government, and academic institutions to highlight the potential of community driven research and impact, which engages community …
Dr Kristina Patterson
Georgia Southern University
As part of the multi-year study of the Kirklees Better Outcomes Partnership (KBOP) SIB peer-researchers investigated service participants’ experiences. The KBOP SIB is a housing support service for vulnerable adults, …
Lucy Charles
KBOP
Deep Dive 2.6 The public sector in relational contracting: contracting by the People, for the People
At SOC23, we examined the potential for formal relational contracting to support more effective contracting when the public sector seeks to source complex services from private providers. In this SOC24 session, we'll instead focus on the role of the public sector in formal relational contracts, examining (1) the particular challenges posed by the involvement of a public actor in the contract (e.g. public accountability, political pressure etc.) and (2) the public sector capabilities needed to overcome these challenges.
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Prof Ole Helby Petersen
Roskilde University
Jonathan Ng
USAID
Michael Gibson
University of Oxford
Chair
Presentations
Drawing from WorldCC research and market engagement plus an up-coming report on public sector outsourcing (Justice working party), the presentation will offer insight to the challenges of contracting for outcomes. …
Tim Cummins
World Commerce and Contracting
In France, public contracts for the concession or outsourcing of public services to a private provider represent 6% of the national GDP (Institut de la Gestion Déléguée, 2022). For the …
Justine Le Floch
IAE Paris Sorbonne
JUSTICE recently published its latest Working Party report on public sector contracting: ‘Beyond the Blame Game: A responsible and rights-centred approach to government contracting’. The Working Party was chaired …
Philip Armitage
JUSTICE
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