Malaga no caduca (Malaga doesn't expire)
Aligned SDGs
- Malaga no caduca (Malaga doesn't expire)
- General overview
- Intervention
- Target population
- Location
- Outcome metrics
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
- Malaga no caduca (Malaga doesn't expire)
- General overview
- Intervention
- Target population
- Location
- Outcome metrics
- Last data update
- Spreadsheet of data
General overview
Stage of development: Late stage
Policy sectors: Employment and private sector development / Social protection / Health / Environment and climate change
Type of instrument: Impact Bond
Delivery locations: Malaga
Country classification: High-income
Max potential outcome payment: EUR 10m
Intervention
Social or environmental challenge
Several social challenges: food waste, poverty reduction, employment and loneliness.
Description of the intervention
There will be three groups/lots under this pipeline project:
- Lot 1 is focused at reducing food insecurity. It includes interventions around collecting donations and distributing them to Food Bank's users in the province of Malaga, based on their demand.
- Lot 2 is focused at achieving and retaining employment. Interventions include mentoring and intermediation.
- Lot 3 seeks to reduce loneliness. Interventions are related to strengthening personal social networks
Target population
Beneficiaries of the Food Bank in Malaga
Location
Country:
- Spain
Locality:
- Malaga
Outcome metrics
- Reduction of vulnerabilities (food insecurity, unemployment, loneliness)
Last data update
Data for this pipeline project was last updated in November 2024
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Spreadsheet of data
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