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Call for evidence: global systematic review into outcomes-based contracting (CLOSED)
Posted:
13 Jan 2021, 8 a.m.
Topics:
Outcomes-based approaches
Types:
Global Systematic Review
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This call for evidence is now closed
Ecorys and the Government Outcomes Lab (GO Lab) at the University of Oxford have partnered to undertake a global systematic review to explore whether, when, and where (and if possible, how) outcomes-based contracting approachesdeliver improved impact when compared to more conventional funding arrangements.
Our ambition is that this review will go deeper and broader than any evidence review undertaken in this area to date. It will be broaderthan other studies because it will examine the effects associated with a wide array of different outcomes-based contracting approaches, including Payment by Results, Social Outcome Contracts, Social Impact Bonds, Development Impact Bonds, Pay for Success and Social Impact Contracts. The review will be deeper because it will be a comprehensive, systematic review: we will review and synthesise all research studies published in this area. It will be global in reach, encompassing studies from low, middle and high-income contexts.
Ecorys and GO Lab invites interested individuals and organisations to submit research studies relating to social interventions that have been funded in total, or in part, by outcomes-based contracting approaches.
The types of evidence invited include, but are not limited to:
Evaluations or case studies
Unpublished academic, individual or organisational research
Numerical or statistical information
Meta-analyses or reviews
We welcome submissions in any language, but we do ask that the submissions are:
Studies that use a quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-method design
Focussed on a social intervention or programme that has been funded using an outcomes-based contracting approach
Focussed on a social intervention that aims to achieve social and/or environmental outcomes