Promesses et zones d’ombre des contrats à impact social

Mathias Guérineau and Julien Kleszczowski

Entreprendre & innover, 2021, vol. n° 48, issue 1, 19-28

Abstract: The social impact bond (SIB) is an innovative tool for financing social innovation that emerged in France in 2016. It is intended to finance innovative actions carried out by nonprofit organizations, and involves both private investors and public institutions. While the promises ascribed to this financial tool are numerous, social impact bonds have gray areas that need to be clarified in order to identify the conditions required for the tool to be used in a relevant and well-informed way.

Date: 2021
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