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2016 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
2. Performance Over Promises
verfasst von : Kristi Yuthas, Evan A. Thomas
Erschienen in: Broken Pumps and Promises
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Abstract
Globally, stories of environmental health efforts are filled with good intentions and broken promises. Linking payments directly to long term social and environmental change can in some cases provide a solution. Pay for performance is now being used in a wide range of interventions and programs, but the potential of this approach is only beginning to be understood in the social sector. We explore theories that underlie pay for performance and lay the groundwork for understanding why and how this approach works. We then describe our Intent-to-Impact cycle—a four-stage model of Intent, Interventions, Evidence, and Pay for Performance that closes the loop between good intentions and impacts delivered. The challenge now is to use knowledge from this cycle to identify, explore, and learn from funding approaches that have and have not worked in important fields within the sector.