Slide 3 Flashcards

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How SIB works?

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Definition: financial mechanism.
Explain the stakeholders and their relations.
Addition: prevention, long-term, integration,

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Main features and critical success factors in SIB

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Features: risk transfer, outcome metrics, money, performance management
Critical success factors: gap in a social problem, promising interventions, risk transfer/external expertise, performance management, outcomes based contract, social impact attractive

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Limitations and benefits of the SIB

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Government:
L: uncertain upside, reputational risk
B: no downside, risk transfers, integration

Intermediaries:
L: reputational risk,
B: increase awareness

Investors:
L: uncertain returns
B: impact, returns

Providers:
L: reputational risk
B: access of capital, organization

Population:
B: no downside

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Development process of the SIB

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Identify the problem
Identify target population
Target intervention
Outcome metrics
Financial modeling
Business plan
Implementation

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Examples of SIB

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Peterborough, TOP, be the change
Context: social welfare, employment, education, criminal justice

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