Chile NAB
Mission & Purpose
The Chile NAB promotes impact investment in Chile pushing improvement of socio-environmental investments standards and encouraging companies to integrate impact criteria in their business models to create a more sustainable world. The NAB aims to
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Promote
impact investment in Chile, involving representatives of all sectors -
Articulate
the development of an ecosystem around 5 axes: Supply; Demand; intermediaries; Enablers and State -
Raise awareness
On the importance of impact investments for a sustainable and fair future -
Be recognized
As an official institution for impact investments in the country
Key Resources
More resources available on:
Chile NAB publications
Key People
See Chile NAB’s people
Visit the Chile site
Grupo de Inversión de Impacto
Mission & Purpose
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Composed by
120 stakeholders from government, social enterprises, finance, academia and private sector -
New
resolution for suatinable collective investment products launched by Comisión Nacional de valores -
In 2018
1st Social Impact Bond launched in the city of Buenos Aires on job creation
Key Resources
Argentina
Management
- Nothing found
Uruguay
Management
- Nothing found
The global influence of the GSG is built on a unique and growing group of National Advisory Boards, currently made up of 37 National and Regional Advisory Boards, representing 42 countries. A further 34 NABs are under development, many in lower and lower-middle-income countries.
Finland
Members
Finland
Finland
Results driven co-operation for societal well-being
The Finnish National Impact Investing Advisory Board represents all of the central actors for impact investing. The mission of the National Advisory Board is to promote the construction of the impact investing ecosystem in Finland. Its purpose is to provide support to all three ‘cornerstones’: the public sector, service providers and investors. A co-ordinating operator such as Sitra will be needed in the future as well with the purpose to convene various actors and to support operational practices.
Key objectives:
a total of
€13.5mn
an estimated
50
organized
four
KEY RESOURCES
Key People
Board Members
Sami Tuhkanen
Pekka Samuelsson
Kimmo Lipponen
Terhi Kilpi
Hille Hyytiä
Olli-Pekka Heinonen
Henri Grundstén
Juha Majanen
Jukka Vähäpesola
Anni Huhtala
Teri Heilala
Jenni Airaksinen
Key People
Management
Visit The Finland Website
European Union
Impact Investing in the European Union
The European Union Advisory Board is a joint initiative of the European Commission (EC), the European Investment Fund (EIF) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) (the latter two part of the EIB Group), three institutions enjoying a long-standing co-operation in the social entrepreneurship, social inclusion and impact investing space. In particular, over the past years, from our headquarters in Brussels and Luxembourg, we have joined forces to promote a joint agenda for fostering social entrepreneurship and social inclusion in Europe and beyond.
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There are
three
institutions working together: EC, EIF & EIB -
Over
€1bn
financing expected for the benefit of social enterprises and micro-enterprises -
Circa
€370m
committed to social impact programs by the EIF
Key Resources
Visit the European Union site
Portugal
Mobilising capital for impact
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Initiative worth
€150m
dedicated to impact investment in Portugal, funded through European structural and investment funds -
Introduction of
50
social issue unit cost indicators, through the ONE.COST database, launching in September 2017 -
In January
2015
the first social impact bond in Portugal was launched as a pilot project
Key Resources
Key People
Board Members
Key People
Management
- Nothing found
Alianza por la Inversión de Impacto México
Mission & Purpose
Alianza por la Inversión de Impacto México (Mexico NAB) aims to establish impact investing as a key tool to generate large-scale, long-lasting, and sustainable solutions to social and environmental issues. The NAB aims to achieve that any investment decision takes into account social and environmental impact.
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Change
the investment paradigm: encourage investors to take into account return, risk, and impact in their investment decisions -
Collaborate
with NGOs, the public and private sector to boost result-based finance -
Strengthen
the ecosystem: capacity building, articulations with different stakeholders, and setting impact economy in the public agenda
Key Resources
More resources available on:
Alianza por la Inversión de Impacto Publications
Key People
See the Alianza por la Inversión de Impacto México Executive Board
Member Organizations
- Nothing found
Visit the Mexico site
Japan
Leveraging private capital for social impact
GSG-NAB Japan was launched in 2014 with the vision of harnessing the power of capital through impact investing in order to realize a more socially conscious capital market in Japan. GSG-NAB Japan collaborates with practitioners and opinion leaders across sectors to conduct research, produce publications, and engage in awareness raising and networking activities for the promotion of impact investing in Japan and beyond.
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26 fold
increase in the total impact market from ￥33.7 bil. in 2016 to ￥512.6 bil. in 2020 -
34
Pay For Success/SIB projects identified in Japan by 2020 -
19%
Japanese people are interested in purchasing impact investing products, according to the recent consumer survey on impact investing
Key Resources
Key People
Board Members
Nothing found
The global influence of the GSG is built on a unique and growing group of National Advisory Boards, currently made up of 37 National and Regional Advisory Boards, representing 42 countries. A further 34 NABs are under development, many in lower and lower-middle-income countries.
Israel
Members
Israel
The Israeli Forum for Impact Economy (IFIE)
Mission & Purpose
The Israeli Forum for Impact Economy (IFIE) connects, convenes, and catalyzes multi-stakeholder partnerships and collaborations in Israel, bridging Israel’s impact ecosystem with various national and international dominant players from the corporate, VC & business sector, government & public institutions, academia, private and social sectors. The NAB aims to promote and expand a sustainable economy in Israel by raising the significance of impact investing and its instruments and addressing market challenges.
The IFIE’s Five Pillars of Strategy towards an Impact Economy include:
- Awareness – Expand public awareness and discourse around the benefits and potential of the Impact Economy.
- Policy – Promote the Israeli impact economy by advocating for supportive necessary policy and regulation.
- Impact measurement tools – Strengthen and expand the use of Impact management methods across industries and sectors.
- Demand for capital – Expose the local industry to opportunities and growth potential driven by impact investments.
- Supply of capital – Increase the net capital invested in Israeli impact ventures by corporations, private investors, philanthropic institutions, and venture capital arms.
KEY RESOURCES
More resources available on The IFIE’s YouTube channel
Key People
Board Members
Dorit Salinger
Noga Levtzion Nadan
Sandrine Montsma
Prof. Eugene Kandel
Orit Vaknin
Cecile Blilious
Ofir Azury
Nicky Newfield
Eli Booch
Alina Shkolnikov
Ella Alkalai
Prof. Yossi Tamir
Yaron Neudorfer
Key People
Board Management
Prof. Yossi Tamir
Yaron Neudorfer
Hila Hillary Katz
Supporting Organizations
Visit The Israel Website
The global influence of the GSG is built on a unique and growing group of National Advisory Boards, currently made up of 37 National and Regional Advisory Boards, representing 42 countries. A further 34 NABs are under development, many in lower and lower-middle-income countries.
Germany
Members
Germany
Bundesinitiative Impact Investing
Mission & Purpose
The Bundesinitiative Impact Investing (federal impact investing initiative) aims to build a strong impact investing ecosystem in Germany to create the conditions for private capitals to meet social and environmental challenges. The National Advisory Board explores the role impact investment can have in the context of Germany’s social economy, as well as keeping an eye on the scale of impact investments in and from Germany.
Key objectives:
Increasing
Supporting
Promoting
Supporting
KEY RESOURCES
Key People
Board Members
Dina Lorentz
Dr. Andreas Rickert
Dr. Frank Niederländer
Visit The Germany Website
France
A public-private collaboration for impact investment
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Stock of
€9.8bn
reached across solidarity & social savings in France by the end of 2016 -
An increase of
5x
in the last five years for the amount dedicated to impact investing, to €1.26bn -
Signed
Two
Social Impact Bonds for €2.5m, aiming to provide microcredit to hundreds of beneficiaries
Key Resources
Key People
Board Members
Key People
Management
- Nothing found
Supporting Organisations
- Nothing found