Triple I Policy Recommendations for enabling environment (Final version) published.

Triple I Policy Recommendations for enabling environment (Final version): Unlocking Investment for Global Health Impact - What Governments & Global Institutions Can Do to Accelerate Impact Investment for Global Health - was released as an updated version of the document originally presented at the Triple I side event at Davos in January 2025. 

This set of recommendations encourages policymakers, including governments (both those providing and receiving investments), DFIs, MDBs, and international organisations to mobilize public finance and private capital through impact investing in LMICs.

Recommendations: 

Accelerating financial flow and new impact-investing capital

1. Increase impact-investing capital available for impact businesses
2. Expand mechanisms to better manage foreign exchange risk across countries/regions
3. Support building an impact-investment platform to expand marketplace and confidence for health investors  

Facilitating knowledge and data exchange

4. Facilitating knowledge and data exchange
5. Ensure access to expertise and network for impact managers and businesses
6. Shape a health data platform ensuring access to quality health data for investors

Improving procurement environment

6. Utilize outcomes-based models focused on scalability and innovation
7. Utilize cross-government demand-pooling mechanisms for economies of scale

Building an impact-conducive environment

8. Promote the use of consistent and transparent measurement strategies to ensure inclusive health impacts
9. Shape an enabling regulatory environment to support impact investors and social impact businesses

Read the Recommendations: Unlocking Investment for Global Health Impact - What Governments & Global Institutions Can Do to Accelerate Impact Investment for Global Health