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A Technical Guide to Developing a Social Impact Bond: Criminal Justice

A Technical Guide to Developing a Social Impact Bond: Criminal Justice

Publication date: 
March 2011
Author: 
Emily Bolton and Jenna Palumbo

This guide aims to set out the steps that are required to assess the feasibility of a Social Impact Bond (SIB) idea. It starts with the identification of a social issue where a SIB might be applicable and examines each factor that must be considered if a SIB is to be effective. The guide is written to assist those developing SIBs to reach a stage where it would be possible to establish a contract between a public sector commissioner and investors.

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