• Blog

Data Analysis on Global Plastic Pollution

  • Source : NYC Data Science Academy Blog
  • 1 February 2020
This student project explores the escalating crisis of plastic pollution using comprehensive global datasets. It applies data visualisation and statistical analysis techniques to examine geographic trends, sources of ocean contamination, and the correlation between consumer behaviour and waste accumulation. The blog highlights how plastic production and inadequate recycling systems contribute to environmental degradation. It further outlines potential policy interventions such as bans, taxes, and extended producer responsibility. By leveraging data insights, the project strengthens the case for evidence-based advocacy, public awareness campaigns, and long-term environmental protection strategies targeting plastic waste reduction.
  • Case Study

Social Finance and Impact Investing: Governing Welfare in the Era of Financialisation

  • Source : Historical Social Research
  • 1 January 2022
This case study published in Historical Social Research analyses social finance and impact investing through the lens of governing welfare in an era characterized by financialisation. It investigates how these approaches influence the welfare state, philanthropy, and market-making processes. The study critically examines the privatization of social services, the transformation of capitalism, and the role of neoliberalism and evidence-based policy in shaping the social finance landscape. It offers insights into the societal implications of these evolving financial models.
  • Case Study

Guaranteeing the Goals: Adapting Public Sector Guarantees to Unlock Blended Financing for the U.n. Sustainable Development Goals

  • Source : Milken Institute and OECD
  • 1 January 2019
This report, a collaboration between the Milken Institute and OECD, examines how public sector guarantees can be adapted to effectively unlock blended financing for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It analyses the role of guarantees in de-risking private investments and mobilizing capital for development projects. The document discusses various standards and financial regulations, offering practical recommendations for optimizing the use of public guarantees to accelerate progress towards the SDGs.
  • Case Study

Social Finance as a Public Policy Instrument

  • Source : Centre for Research on Pensions and Welfare Policies
  • 1 January 2018
This case study, published by the Centre for Research on Pensions and Welfare Policies, examines social finance as a public policy instrument. It specifically focuses on social bonds and social impact bonds and their application in the labor market. The paper explores how these innovative financial tools can be utilised by governments and public entities to fund social programs, achieve specific policy objectives, and improve social outcomes, particularly in areas related to employment and welfare.
  • Case Study

Green Finance in India: Progress and Challenges

  • Source : RBI Bulletin
  • 1 January 2021
This article from the RBI Bulletin provides an in-depth analysis of the progress and challenges of green finance in India. It examines the role of public policy and financial institutions in promoting environmentally sustainable investments. The authors discuss various initiatives undertaken to channel funds towards green projects, highlighting regulatory frameworks, market developments, and the obstacles hindering further growth. The paper offers insights into the future trajectory of green finance in the Indian context.
  • Media Article

Data Analytic Strategies Decreasing Patient Time in Urgent Care

  • Source : Health IT Analytics
This article explores how urgent care facilities are increasingly leveraging data analytics to reduce patient wait times and improve service delivery. It discusses the application of predictive modelling, real-time dashboards, and workflow optimization strategies that streamline processes such as patient intake, triage, and discharge. The article features insights from health administrators who have implemented these tools to identify bottlenecks and allocate resources efficiently. These data-driven interventions have led to measurable improvements in operational efficiency, patient satisfaction, and clinical outcomes, highlighting the transformative role of analytics in enhancing urgent care systems
  • Case Study

Green and Social Finance Development Around the World

  • Source : Asian Development Bank (ADB)
  • 1 January 2021
This report by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) provides a comprehensive overview of the development of green and social finance globally. It examines the progress, challenges, and emerging trends in channeling financial resources towards environmentally sustainable and socially inclusive projects. The publication highlights key initiatives and policy frameworks adopted by various countries to foster green finance and social finance, contributing to broader financial development and the achievement of sustainable development goals.
  • Case Study

Social Finance Framework

  • Source : Medicare
  • 1 January 2021
This case study presents the Social Finance Framework developed by Medicare. The framework outlines Medicare’s approach to social finance, focusing on aspects such as healthcare, impact assessment, and governance. It likely details how Medicare integrates social considerations into its financial strategies, measures the social impact of its investments, and ensures robust governance structures. This document serves as a guide for understanding Medicare’s commitment to social finance principles in the healthcare sector.
  • Case Study

Governing Blended Finance an Institutional Investor Perspective

  • Source : Stanford Global Projects Center Working Paper Series
  • 1 January 2018
This working paper explores the governance of blended finance from the perspective of institutional investors. It analyses how different institutional structures, such as Strategic Investment Funds, Green Banks, and Development Finance Institutions, influence the effectiveness and accountability of blended finance initiatives. The authors examine the challenges and best practices in mobilizing private capital for sustainable development, emphasizing the importance of robust governance frameworks to ensure transparency, risk management, and alignment with impact objectives.
  • Case Study

Social Finance Framework

  • Source : Korian
  • 1 January 2021
This case study presents Korian’s Social Financing Framework. The framework outlines Korian’s commitment to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles in its financial activities, with a particular emphasis on social aspects. It likely details Korian’s approach to reporting on social impact and its management strategies to ensure positive social outcomes. This document serves as a guide for stakeholders to understand how Korian integrates social considerations into its financing decisions and operations.
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