This the final in-depth review of the Reducing Youth Reoffending in South Auckland Social Impact Bond
This report explores if the Genesis Social Bond Programme improved outcomes for Rangatahi and young people at risk of reoffending
This report reflects on the learnings and experiences of the participants of the September 2023 INDIGO Hack and Learn.
This final in-depth review of the Mental Health and Employment Partnerships Social Impact Bond is produced as part of the independent Commissioning Better Outcomes evaluation, and undertaken by Neil Stanworth and ATQ Consultants.
We coordinate a range of geographical and thematically focused peer learning groups which enable people to learn from each other.
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.
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.
Every six months, we take stock of the new data on projects or upcoming projects and offer a snapshot of the landscape of impact bonds across the world. The fifth edition is now available!
The Collaboration Playbook: 'A Leader's Guide to Cross-sector Collaboration', co-authored by GO Lab researcher Ian Taylor and GO Lab alumnus Nigel Ball, has been published.
Discover the International Network for Data on Impact and Government Outcomes (INDIGO). Here you can explore our datasets, join our events and find out more about data sharing in the field of social outcomes.
Are we in a new epoch of responsible business? This open access article provides a comprehensive review of the thinking around responsible business and the risks and opportunities for governments looking to harness it.
Explore our in-depth collection of case studies on impact bonds and other outcomes-based approaches around the world.
We publish articles on a range of topics related to improving social outcomes. Give them a read and if you'd like to write about something relevant to our work, get in touch!
On the first day of SOC23 Professor Mark Considine (University of Melbourne) shared insights from his research on public service delivery.