Resource library

| Engaging with Evidence | Understanding the DIB effect. Insights from the evaluation of the FCDO Development Impact Bonds Pilot Programmes

For this engaging with evidence webinar session, we explored the findings of the third wave of the independent evaluation of the FCDO Development Impact Bonds (DIBs) Pilot Programme.

| Engaging with Evidence | Cross-sector collaboration: Insights from a leaders' Playbook

For this engaging with evidence webinar session, we looked at an exciting new publication on transformative cross-sector collaboration that the Whitehall and Industry Group and the Blavatnik School of Government have commissioned.

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: Challenges of measurement & evaluation in outcomes-based contracts

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: Strength in depth, harnessing collaboration and local knowledge

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: Bold & bright: learning from innovative global practice in social outcomes contracts

| SOC23 | Big Picture: Putting the puzzle together - piecing together data and evidence in Outcomes-Based Contracting

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: Investing in mental health and disability: how outcomes-focused innovative financing can support and advocate for systemic change

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: What is in a measurement? Insights and perspectives for measuring and monetising outcomes

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: Enhancing the effectiveness of spending for environmental and social outcomes

| SOC23 | Big Picture: Turning the oil tanker - can outcomes-based partnership really catalyse lasting change?

| SOC23 | Public Talk: Dame Margaret Hodge in conversation with Professor Carolyn Heinrich: Accountability at arm’s length: how should we hold public-private partnerships to account?

| SOC23 | Keynote: Understanding the ‘eleven secret herbs and spices’

On the first day of SOC23 Professor Mark Considine (University of Melbourne) shared insights from his research on public service delivery.

| SOC23 | Deep Dive: Comparative perspectives on building sustainable ecosystems for social outcomes contracting