This article introduces results-based financing (RBF) as an innovative development approach where payments are contingent on achieving verified outcomes. It explains various RBF models, including Social and Development Impact Bonds (SIBs/DIBs), differentiating them from traditional input-based funding. The piece provides practical, high-level guidelines for governments and development partners on how to effectively design and implement these instruments. It emphasizes the fundamental shift in focus from activities to measurable results, thereby fostering greater accountability, innovation, and efficiency in the delivery of essential social services and development programs.
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