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Children SIB

The key facts on the social imapct bond focusing on the welfare of children and young people (Lapset-SIB).

Published

July 2, 2019

Objective

Promoting the welfare of children, young people and families with children

Commissioners

Five municipalities: Helsinki, Hämeenlinna, Kemiönsaari, Lohja and Vantaa

More specific objective, target group and performance indicators

Vary by municipality

Project administrator

FIM Vaikuttavuussijoitukset Oy (formerly Epiqus Oy) in cooperation with the Central Union for Child Welfare

Service providers

Several different service providers, mainly organisations

Dates of implementation

The SIB was launched in 2019
The implementation time varies by municipality. For example, 12 years in Hämeenlinna and six years in Vantaa

Sijoittajat

City of Espoo, Tradeka

Other information

The planning of the Children SIB II project was launched in spring 2019

(updated 7/2019)

Contact us

Taru Keltanen

Specialist, Communications and Public Affairs, Sitra

+358 (294) 618 221

taru.keltanen@sitra.fi

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SIB fonds

Social Impact Bonds encourage targeted investments in well-being. Agreements are drafted so that all parties – the public sector, investors and service providers – benefit.

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Social Impact Bonds encourage targeted investments in well-being. Agreements are drafted so that all parties – the public sector, investors and service providers – benefit.

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