Reports Preface: This working paper has been prepared as background documentation to support a number of efforts being undertaken by the World Bank and other multi-lateral and bi-lateral donors in

Content of the deck slides include: 1. What are results-based approaches? Where have they been used? 2. What evidence is there on the efficacy of results-based approaches?-Views of developing countries

Summary: This study aims to clarify the understanding of results-based finance and in particular its role in the context of climate policy.  A common understanding of what RBF means and

A publication by Natural Capital Partners about RBF for Supply Chain Resilience. Presenting the cost of action vs. inaction, how to achieve a successful supply chain strategy, RBF for sustainable

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In 2008, GPOBA signed a $8 million grant to accelerate the pace of connections among grid customers by making the connection charge affordable to the poor population through a credit

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