Do No Harm: Subsidies and Impact Investing
Part IV in Omidyar Network’s case for a sector-based approach to impact investing.
Part IV in Omidyar Network’s case for a sector-based approach to impact investing.
Part III in Omidyar Network’s case for a sector-based approach to impact investing.
Part II in Omidyar Network’s case for a sector-based approach to impact investing.
Part I in Omidyar Network’s case for a sector-based approach to impact investing.
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Proposed new life bonds represent one potential mechanism for leveraging the power of financial markets to reduce poverty.
Social media investments will not drive a new economy powerful and pervasive enough to employ millions of people.
An update on social innovation news and events from England's capital.
Impact investing can meet the needs of society’s most disadvantaged, whether they are cocoa farmers in Sierra Leone or the hard-to-employ in New York.
A look at best practices between the US and China, and reflections from a recent Phoenix Global Impact trip.