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DTSTART:20241119T103000Z
DTEND:20241119T120000Z
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URL:https://www.ukfiet.org/events/handing-over-the-keys-outcomes-based-app
 roaches-to-scaling-impact-through-community-based-organisations/
SUMMARY:Handing over the keys – outcomes-based approaches to scaling impa
 ct through Community Based Organisations
DESCRIPTION:19 November\, 10:30-12:00 GMT\nREGISTER HERE\nThis online sessi
 on will explore a new case study on Educate Girls' Project Maitri. It will
  examine how the use of outcomes-based contracts enabled scaling impact th
 rough community-based organisations and offering insights on supporting lo
 cally-led development.\nLocally led development recognises the importance 
 of involving the people and communities affected by development and humani
 tarian challenges in designing and delivering their solutions. Donor commi
 tments to support locally led development have been increasingly strengthe
 ned since the 2005 Paris Declaration\, gaining particular momentum since U
 SAID’s ‘new vision for global development’ in 2021. However\, despit
 e these commitments to increase funding for local NGOs (LNGOs)\, there exi
 sts a significant gap between stated intentions and financial support. Res
 earch indicates that\, in 2021\, only 6% of bilateral funding to NGOs went
  to NGOs registered in the global South\, and less than a quarter of phila
 nthropic funding to non-profits went to domestic NGOs.\nThis Engaging with
  Evidence session centres around a new case study of Educate Girls’ Proj
 ect Maitri developed by Social Finance International. Project Maitri built
  on 10 years of Educate Girls’ experience of outcomes-based delivery at 
 scale\, to deliver impact through community-based organisations in a state
  in which they had not previously operated.\nThe webinar will unpack:\n\n	
 Why Educate Girls took the decision to scale their impact without scaling 
 their footprint\n	How they used outcomes-based contracts to drive impact t
 hrough community-based organisations\n	What can be learnt from Project Mai
 tri for other larger NGOs and funders wanting to harness the potential and
  capacity of community based organisations to drive change\n\nFind more in
 formation about the Educate Girls through the INDIGO Impact Bond Dataset a
 nd GO Lab's case study.\nSpeakers:\n\n	Vaijayanti Bagwe\, Project Maitri L
 ead\, Educate Girls\n	Chloe Eddlestone\, Case Study lead\, Social Finance\
 n	Louise Savell\, Director\, Social Finance\n	Safeena Husain\, Founder and
  Executive Director\, Educate Girls\n	Jonathan Ng\, Foreign Secretary Atto
 rney\, USAIS\n	Marcia Parada\, Investment Director\, Global Education Lead
 \, LGT VP\n	Mara Airoldo\, Director GO Lab\n\n&nbsp\;\n&nbsp\;
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