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The UK is leading the way in transforming how we address social and environmental issues, actively implementing Outcomes-Based Impact Funding (OBIF) mechanisms. These innovative financial tools, also known as Social Impact Bonds, are reshaping the landscape by transferring the risk of social programmes from public funds to private investors. If targets are not met, public money remains untouched; if they are surpassed, investors receive their capital back with a return. This

South Africa is no longer just talking about "impact investment", it's actively busy designing, developing, implementing, and realising the returns and rewards in Outcomes-Based Impact Funding (OBIF) . OBIFs shift the risk of social and environmental programmes away from taxpayers and on to private investors. If the agreed target is missed, the public purse pays nothing; if the target is beaten, investors receive their capital back plus a return. Four pioneering projects sho

The most innovative impact funding frontier, where private capital benefits from funding social good - turning social impact goals into proven outcomes. What is OBIF? Outcome-Based Impact Funding (OBIF) is an umbrella term for pay-for-success instruments such as Social Impact Bonds, Development Impact Bonds and Outcome Funds. OBIFs accelerate investments and innovations into society’s most pressing challenges, by funding programs and projects that deliver measurable social an