PPPLab Newsletter #10 - November 2017
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PPPLab Day: PPPs for Transformational Change
On November 30, the PPPLab is organising a practical day of exchange, application and design for those working in public-private partnerships. PPPs do catalyse transformational change, but certainly not all the time. What does it mean for a public-private partnership to deliberately target far-reaching behavioural transformation and systemic change?
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Learning from Mid-Term Reviews: Do we effectively stimulate transformational change?
On October 5th, 35 peers came together in a PPP Cafe to reflect on the degree to which Dutch-supported PPP instruments and PPPs are making headway and starting to contribute to systemic and transformational change. Lessons learned from mid-term reviews (MTRs) of three Dutch PPP support facilities provided discussion meat to chew on.
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New Animation on Scaling:
Unpacking scaling concepts and the ingredients of scaling strategies
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The Practitioner Hub for Inclusive Business: 8 NGOs assess themselves against 12 success factors for inclusive business
‘An eyeopener’. ‘We need to do this again after one year’. ‘Let’s apply this to our country offices as well’. Those were comments by NGO-staff after doing a self-assessment of their organization in a recent peer-to-peer learning workshop on inclusive business (IB). The event was organized by Endeva and BoP Innovation Center (BoPInc) to create a thriving environment for IB. This requires, among others, that NGO-stakeholders need a set of non-traditional business skills and know-how. How can this be achieved? To trigger a discussion among the NGOs, we invited eight of them to use an online tool, the NGO Capability Scan for Inclusive Agribusiness. What is this tool about? And more importantly, what does it take for NGOs to be successful in the IB space?
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Convergence & Bus & Sustainable Devleopment Commission: The State of Blended Finance
The State of Blended Finance aims to expand the evidence-base around the potential of blended finance to help close the SDG funding gap by summarizing blended finance deal trends and identifying ongoing blended finance-related efforts of key actors in the space. This working paper (report) has been jointly produced by the Blended Finance Breakthrough Taskforce (BFBT) convened by the Business & Sustainable Development Commission, and Convergence.
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