Are They Really Being Served? Assessing Effective Infrastructure Access and Quality in 15 Kenyan Cities
"This paper proposes a framework that examines three levels of access to infrastructure -- nominal, effective, and quality-adjusted access. Most conventional indicators measure nominal access --whether a household has physical access to a service in or near the house.
Evolution of GPOBA to GPRBA
This infographic provides an overview of some of the key milestones in the history of GPOBA/GPRBA.
Introducing GPRBA
This World Bank-supported and multilateral donor funded unit is now the Global Partnership for Results-based Approaches. After 15 years of development experience using results-based financing, this name change reflects a wider emphasis beyond the original focus on output-based aid.
Global Partnership for Results-Based Approaches Brand Guidelines
This document provides guidelines on how to use the GPRBA logo, brand and visual identity which are valuable corporate assets that must be used consistently in the proper forms. We created this guide to make it easy for our partners and key stakeholders to apply our new look. We appreciate your participation in contributing to our standardized visual expression.
Changing our Name, Expanding our Mission
GPOBA is now GPRBA!
Worldwide, millions of people live without basic services, including reliable electricity, functioning toilets and regular waste removal services. As a result, income inequality persists and progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) stalls.
Maximizing Finance for Development
Given the significant financing gap to meet the needs of developing countries and achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, governments, multilaterals and other development partners are increasingly looking to the private sector to help fill this gap.
GPOBA-supported Climate-Friendly Projects and Beneficiaries
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Results-Based Climate Finance in Practice : Delivering Climate Finance for Low-Carbon Development
Results-based financing is a well-established financing modality in the health and education sectors but it is still in an early stage of deployment in the area of climate change.
