Designed to reduce inequality among children and young people in West London, the programme connects schools, charities, and community groups to provide personalised early support. Funded through a Collective Impact Bond, it links payments to measurable progress in wellbeing, education, and social outcomes.
Developed to address rural unemployment in France, ADIE’s Social Impact Bond expands access to microcredit for job seekers and aspiring entrepreneurs in rural areas. It provides loans and business support to help participants start businesses or find employment, with investor repayment linked to measurable social and economic outcomes.
Established to support homeless young people aged 18–24 in the United Kingdom, the Fair Chance Fund uses a Social Impact Bond to finance local projects providing tailored support for housing, education, and employment. This approach links investor repayment to participants achieving outcomes such as securing accommodation, entering education or training, and gaining employment.
