The Promise of Impact Investing in India.

Autor/Urheber	Shamika Ravi; Emily Gustafsson-Wright; Prerna Sharma; Izzy Boggild-Jones
Titel	The Promise of Impact Investing in India.
Quelle	Brookings India (2019) PDF als Volltext kostenfreie Datei
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	online; Monographie
Schlagwörter	Aid And Development; Asian Development Bank; Comprehensive Development Framework; Development Cooperation; Development Management; Development Planning; Development Strategies; Development In East Asia; Development; Finance; Development Challenges; Development Issues; Development Problems; Microenterprises Finance; Commercial Finance Companies; Enterprise Financing; Financial Analysis; Banking Finance And Investment; SMEs; Economic development; Economic indicators; Standard of living; Development projects; Development policy; Housing projects; Development models; Social reform; Urban planning; Public Borrowing; Credit Policy; Banks; Small Business Finance; Capital Market; ADB; Project finance; Development plans; Strategic planning; Business Financing; Insurance Companies; International Financial Market; Cultural Development; Development Economics; Financial Sector Development; Infrastructure Development; Urban Development Finance; Financing; Financial System; Financial Institution; Bank Financing; Digital banking; Communication in rural development; Communication in community development; Economic development projects; Development banks; Economic forecasting; Environmental auditing; Cumulative effects assessment; Human rights and globalization; Insurers; Insurance stocks; Insurance holding companies; Insurance carriers; Insurance agencies; Business subsidies; Investment companies; International banks and banking; Stock exchanges; Grants; Housing development; Community banks; Mortgage banks; Housing policy; Tax administration and procedure; Property tax; Credit control; Banks and banking; Title companies; Tax deductions; Accounts; Savings; Inheritance and transfer tax; Trusts and trustees
Abstract	Governments around the world are starting to recognise the need for a new approach to social service delivery. One that places emphasis on identifying innovative ideas, testing their effectiveness and scaling up programs that prove successful. The main hurdles to this new approach are a lack of up-front funding, inability to sustain focus on performance and a reluctance to take on the risk of failure. The impact investment ecosystem is designed to overcome these challenges. With an active social enterprise space and an engaged investment market, impact investing takes advantage of private sector efficiency and capital to achieve public sector goals. With this report, we aim to provide an analysis of the impact investment sector in India and its potential to achieve social good. The study brings together wide-ranging analyses undertaken between February 2018 and April 2019. Structured around four key tenets of impact investment market activity — market trends in India, sector-level analysis, innovative financing and measurements— it takes the reader through the major trends that have shaped the Indian impact investment environment and offers specific recommendations. A special focus is placed on the key social themes of health, education and agriculture. The methodological approach put forth by the study will help identify the essential tenets for the development of this ecosystem, and layout clear, actionable recommendations for implementation by major stakeholders. Through undertaking an in-depth desk and literature review and a primary survey, the report aims to equip key stakeholders with the core conditions for decision-making across different facets of impact investment market activity. Armed with these learnings, readers will be poised to play a major part in the creation of a social financing ecosystem in India.
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