INDIGO is a data and learning collaborative where different organisations share their data on a voluntary basis with the aim of creating a series of open data assets and advancing our understanding of outcomes-based contracting.
This article introduces the INDIGO dataset, covering its scope, data collection, and data model, along with its practical uses, future research potential, and the challenges of collaborative development.
This is a letter from 40 organisations and individual participants of the Oxford Procurement of Government Outcomes Club (Oxford POGO Club) to the Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office, Georgia Gould, MP
This final in-depth review of the HCT Independent Travel Training Social Impact Bond is produced as part of the independent Commissioning Better Outcomes evaluation, and undertaken by Neil Stanworth, ATQ Consultants
Want to know more about the state of play of impact bonds? Explore our global interactive map to find out data on impact bonds in their various stages of development and policy areas.
This report, commissioned by City of Doncaster Council, is an evaluation of the Big Picture Learning (BPL) service, part funded by the LCF.
This report reflects on the learnings and experiences of the participants of the INDIGO Hack and Learn event that took place in March 2024. Participants include attendees that participated in the team, challenge leaders (team leaders) and co-hosts
This quantitative impact evaluation assesses the impact of the only social impact bond successfully launched to date in New Zealand, the Reducing Youth Reoffending in South Auckland Social Bonds Pilot.
This report, carried out by ATQ and commissioned by Better Society Capital, provides an assessment of the total public value so far created by Social Outcomes Contracts in the UK.
New to outcomes-based contracting and social impact bonds? Discover the basics about these innovative approaches to the provision of public services.
The purpose of this report is to explore a variety of outcomes-based contracts to inform a discussion with ecosystem actors on how to develop a useful, expanded data collaborative that can gather information and share insights on these approaches.
This final in-depth review of the Zero HIV Social Impact Bond is produced as part of the independent Commissioning Better Outcomes evaluation, and undertaken by Neil Stanworth, ATQ Consultants
This report aims to shed light on the factors influencing the probability of whether an impact bond is successfully launched.
This final in-depth review of the Reconnections Social Impact Bond is produced as part of the independent Commissioning Better Outcomes evaluation, and undertaken by Rachel Wooldridge and Tim Fox
We coordinate a range of geographical and thematically focused peer learning groups which enable people to learn from each other.
This the final in-depth review of the Reducing Youth Reoffending in South Auckland Social Impact Bond
This report explores if the Genesis Social Bond Programme improved outcomes for Rangatahi and young people at risk of reoffending
This report is a process evaluation of the Social Bond Pilot to reduce the frequency and severity of youth reoffending.
This report reflects on the learnings and experiences of the participants of the September 2023 INDIGO Hack and Learn.
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This final in-depth review of the Mental Health and Employment Partnerships Social Impact Bond is produced as part of the independent Commissioning Better Outcomes evaluation, and undertaken by Neil Stanworth and ATQ Consultants.
For this engaging with evidence webinar session, we explored the findings of the third wave of the independent evaluation of the FCDO Development Impact Bonds (DIBs) Pilot Programme.
For this engaging with evidence webinar session, we looked at an exciting new publication on transformative cross-sector collaboration that the Whitehall and Industry Group and the Blavatnik School of Government have commissioned.