April 29, 2016
via Purpose Capital and the Carelton Centre for Community Innovationby Tessa Hebb (Carleton Centre for Community Innovation), Heather Hachigian (Carleton Centre for Community Innovation and Purpose Capital) and Karim Harji (Purpose Capital)
This research was published more than 5 years ago, some information may be out of date.
Purpose Capital, in partnership with the Carelton Centre for Community Innovation, released a report based on their study of how social finance models could be applied to the settlement and integration (S&I) sector in Canada. The report was produced for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada with a purpose to map the social finance landscape as it relates to settlement and integration (S&I) services, and to evaluate the potential benefits of a social finance approach in this area.
Social Finance for the Settlement and Integration Sector summarizes the trends and models that link S&I and social finance, reviews potential opportunities for social finance, and includes a comparative analysis of the models across several dimensions.