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PayforSuccess101

JitinderKohli CenterforAmericanProgress DoingWhatWorks WhiteHouseConvening October21st 2011

Traditionalfinancing
Government agency1 Government agency2 Government agency3 Government agency4

Helping ex offenders intowork $20m

Drug treatment program $8m

Housing support

Restorative justice

$14m

$5m

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Someissues
Fundinginputs Hardtoknowwhatisworking Evenhardertoshiftmoneybetweenprograms Bureaucraticreportingandcontrols Effectiveapproachesrarelyscale

PayforSuccessBonds
Investorsfunddealmaker Dealmakerpromises returntoinvestorsif successful Investor1 Investor2 Investor3

Government agency
Dealmaker promisesto achieve outcome Govtmakes paymentif outcome achieved

Dealmaker
Dealmakermanages andfundsproviders Providersworkwith beneficiarypopulation andreportprogressto dealmaker

Provider1

Provider2

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Beneficiarypopulation

Challenges
Complex Cannotworkforeverything
Measurability Nonessentialservices Outcomesneedtoflowinsensibletimeframe

Requirespoliticalcourage
Flexibilityfordealmaker/providersonthehow Possibilityofprivatesectorreturn Potentiallygettingbeyondsilos

Advantages
Allowssuccessfulsocialinnovationstoscale Removesinputcontrolsfromproviders Publicmoneyonlyallocatedtoapproaches thatwork Helpfulinafiscallytightworld Leveragesprivateandphilanthropiccapital

Veryearlydays
Butwhatsthepotential? Coulditberelevanttoyourworld? Whatvariationsmightbeneededinyour context?

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