Social Finance with Fresh Life designed the first Results-Based Financing (RBF) mechanism for urban non-sewered sanitation in Kenya. This mechanism represents a significant step towards achieving universal access to improved sanitation. By focusing on results, we can ensure that every shilling spent translates into real, measurable improvements in sanitation, public health and quality of life.

We’re engaging with prominent actors in the voluntary carbon market to understand how high-impact enterprises could unlock carbon revenues. Here are some proposals for collective action.

Traditional cookstoves that burn solid fuels such as wood, charcoal and dung are used by up to 3 billion people worldwide.

How can we accelerate energy access in rural areas of low-income countries?