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This paper is an update of a previous paper on Social Impact Bonds by John Loxley published by CCPA. The paper finds an increase in recent SIBs activity by value worldwide and the creation of an enabling environment for SIBs. Social service agencies may be attracted to SIBs because of the funding they offer, however concern remains due to SIBs private funding in areas of public responsibility.
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