North-West London End of Life Care Telemedicine Project first in-depth review
This report is the first in-depth review of the North-West London Telemedicine Project as part of the Commissioning Better Outcomes Evaluation.
This report is the first in-depth review of the North-West London Telemedicine Project as part of the Commissioning Better Outcomes Evaluation.
This report is the first iteration of an evaluation by EY of the Foyer Central Programme, funded through the Foyer Central Social Impact Bond
This report is the second year interim evaluation report of Chances project.
This is the interim report from the evaluation of the Parent Child+ programme’s delivery in England. The programme runs for about 15 months and consists of 46 weeks of twice-weekly visits (92 visits).
We coordinate a range of geographical and thematically focused peer learning groups which enable people to learn from each other.
This report is the third Update Report of the independent Commissioning Better Outcomes Fund Evaluation, undertaken by Ecorys in partnership with ATQ Consultants.
This report has been written by Big Society Capital to share data and insights on the Social Outcomes Contracts (SOC) market in the UK over the last ten years.
This report provides an assessment of the total public value so far created by Social Outcomes Contracts in the UK
New to outcomes-based contracting and social impact bonds? Discover the basics about these innovative approaches to the provision of public services.
Skill Mill offers an intensive six-month work experience programme designed to help vulnerable young people break the cycle of re-offending. This report is an interim evaluation of the Skill Mill SIB.
Read the Government Outcomes Lab and CIPFA’s report on the advances in pharmaceutical and carbon pricing, which seeks to explore transferrable insights for financing social outcomes amidst heightened uncertainty and budgetary pressures.
This is the Interim Report for the evaluation of the Resolve Social Benefit Bond which provides an innovative mental health service which blends psycho-social and clinical services to support people living with severe and persistent mental health issues
Partnerships in Place: the business of levelling up, contains key findings and recommendations providing practical guidance to business, national and local government and existing place-based partnerships.
Explore our in-depth collection of case studies on impact bonds and other outcomes-based approaches around the world.
This report is the first output informed by a systematic review into outcomes-based contracting being undertaken by Ecorys and the Government Outcomes Lab, on the current evidence of impact bonds launched to support education service delivery in L&MICs.
This report is the second in-depth review of Reconnections, the first SIB in England aimed at reducing loneliness and social isolation.
For this Engaging with Evidence webinar session, we explored the conditions and competencies that enable successful delivery of outcomes-based partnerships.
Read the latest frameworks produced by Social Finance UK and the Government Outcomes Lab on the key conditions and competencies that enable successful delivery of outcomes-based partnerships.
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!
Read the Government Outcomes Lab's latest guide on outcomes funds, which aims to document and describe outcomes funds around the world and identify lessons for future fund design.
This Engaging with Evidence session explored insights from the Village Enterprise Development Impact Bond, a poverty alleviation project in Uganda and Kenya. Watch the recording here.
Read IDindight's report on the results of the evaluation of the Village Enterprise poverty graduation program, conducted in Kenya and Uganda between November 2017 and December 2020.
This report is the second in-depth review of the Zero HIV SIB. Its focus is entirely on the impact on the SIB of the COVID-19 pandemic during 2020 and early 2021.