This research investigated Social impact investment (SII), which aims to generate and actively measure social and financial returns. There are several promising SII models—including housing supply bonds, property funds, funding social enterprises, social impact bonds and social impact loans. Effective SII requires suppliers of goods and services, intermediaries, suppliers of capital, government and beneficiaries to work together.
Keywords: Homelessness, housing finance, innovative financing, social housing, social impact, social impact investing
Muir, Kristy and Michaux, Fabienne and Sharam, Andrea and Flatau, Paul and Meltzer, Ariella and Moran, Michael and Heaney, Richard A. and North, Gill and Findlay, Suzanne and Webb, Eileen Allanah and Mason, Chris and Stone, Wendy and Ward-Christie, Libby and Zaretzky, Kaylene and Ramia, Ioana, Inquiry into Social Impact Investment for Housing and Homelessness Outcomes (May 16, 2018). AHURI Final Report No. 299, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, doi:10.18408/ahuri-7110001, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3179261
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