Social Bonds Information Release
Page updated 6 Apr 2017
Exploring new ways of delivering social services can help the government make effective use of spending on social services. Among the initiatives being investigated are social bonds, which involve providers being paid for the results that they achieve, and the raising of capital from investors. Some examples operating overseas include helping children in care return to their families, or preventing people from returning to prison.
See Social Bonds - New Zealand Pilot on the Ministry of Health website for more information about the pilot.
Document
The release documents listed here are available in Adobe PDF format only. HTML versions can be supplied on request by Information Services at the Treasury.
Using PDF Files
Using PDF Files
| Doc. Date | Creator | Title | View/Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Apr 2017 | The Treasury | Cabinet Paper: The first New Zealand Social Bond: Mental Health and Employment | sb-3692862.pdf (140 KB) |
| 6 Apr 2017 | The Treasury & Ministry of Health | Joint Report: Draft SOC paper on the first social bond | sb-3693730.pdf (224 KB) |
| 23 Sep 2016 | The Treasury & Ministry of Health | Joint Treasury and Ministry of Health Report T2016/1602: Social Bonds Pilot Procurement: Lessons Learned Review Includes an annex: Report by Fiona Mules: Lessons Learned from the Social Bond Pilot Procurement Process: Review Undertaken for the Treasury |
sb-3580541.pdf (818 KB) |
Contact
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