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What it takes: scaling Impact-Linked Finance implementation capacity
Impact-Linked Finance (ILF), a range of financial solutions for market-based organisations that link financial rewards to social outcomes, has emerged from the evolving field of outcomes funding to support impact enterprises in pursuing high-quality impact while scaling toward commercial viability....
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2025
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