NOME SIB : Village Enterprise Development Impact Bond
PAESE: UG – KE
CITTA’ (LOCATION): Uganda and Kenya
ANNO DI LANCIO: 2017
DURATA DEL CONTRATTO: 3 years
TARGET POPULATION: Households living in extreme poverty (less than $1.90 per day) & geographically targeted
POLICY SECTOR: Poverty reduction
SERVICE PROVIDER
INTERMEDIARIO/INTERMEDIARI: Village Enterprise (self managing)
INVESTITORI: Total of nine, but not all publicly disclosed: Delta Fund; The Halls Family; ImpactAssets (gathering 3 private investors, incl. Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund (SV2)); Jay Friedrich; Brian Lonergan, The Laidir Foundation; Bridges Impact Foundation; Anonymous Philanthropy
VALUTATORE (I): IDInsight
OUTCOME PAYER: USAID. United States Agency for International Development
PRESENZA DI SPV (società veicolo):
PRESENZA DI GARANZIE:
STRUTTURA SIB:
OUTCOME(S): to improve the income levels of 12,000+ extreme poor households in rural Kenya and Uganda by creating 4,000+ sustainable microenterprises.
METODO DI VALUTAZIONE OUTCOME: Outcome indicator 1: USD increase in monthly consumption per capita compared to control group (USD PPP 2016 units).
Outcome indicator 2: USD per capita increase in assets stock compared to control group (in USD PPP 2016 units).
CAPITALE INVESTITO: $ 2,325,000
OUTCOME PAYMENTS (previsto): $ 4,280,618
CARATTERISTICHE DEL SIB
SCHEDE TECNICHE:
https://golab.bsg.ox.ac.uk/knowledge-bank/resources/village-enterprise-dib/
RIFERIMENTI BIBLIOGRAFICI
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