GITNUXREPORT 2026

Impact Investing Statistics

Impact investing has grown to $1.164 trillion in AUM as of 2022 and investors report 96% confidence in measuring impact, backed by a 2.5x leverage effect that turns each impact dollar into more capital mobilized. From 140 million microfinance clients and 10 million people housed through affordable housing to 1.5 Gt CO2e avoided and SROI averaging 4:1, the page pairs outcome proof with practical measurement standards like IRIS+ and third party verification.

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Impact investments generated $8.1 trillion in social/economic value 2013-2022

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96% of impact investors confident in measuring impact

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2.5x leverage effect on total capital mobilized per impact dollar

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85% report positive impact outcomes in portfolios

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Microfinance reached 140 million clients with $150B AUM 2022

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Impact bonds saved governments $300 million in outcomes 2010-2022

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Affordable housing investments housed 10 million people since 2010

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Clean energy impact avoided 1.5 Gt CO2e emissions to 2022

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Gender lens investing supported 15 million women entrepreneurs

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75% of impact funds use IRIS+ metrics for measurement

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Education impact reached 50 million students globally

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Regenerative ag restored 10 million hectares soil by 2023

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Health impact investments vaccinated 100 million children

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SME impact created 5 million jobs in emerging markets

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60% improvement in IRIS+ adoption for outcomes tracking

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Water investments provided access to 20 million people

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Biodiversity impact protected 50 million hectares land

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Just energy transition reskilled 1 million workers

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90% of investors use third-party verification for impact

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Social return on investment (SROI) averaged 4:1 ratio

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Financial inclusion lifted 800 million out of poverty since 2000

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Circular economy impact reduced waste by 30 million tons annually

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70% of portfolios track jobs created metric

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GHG emissions reduced by 20% in impact portfolios vs benchmarks

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1.2 million tons plastic diverted by impact waste investments

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Racial equity funds trained 500k in underserved communities

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80% satisfaction with impact performance measurement

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Tech4Good apps reached 300 million users for social good

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Forestry impact sequestered 500 Mt CO2 over decade

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Elderly care impact improved life quality for 5 million seniors

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65% use AI for impact data analytics now

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85% of impact investors plan to increase allocations in next 5 years per 2022 GIIN survey

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90% of institutional investors now engage in impact investing per 2023 survey

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High-net-worth individuals represent 40% of impact investors globally

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Family offices managing $5.9 trillion total have 28% in impact strategies

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75% of millennials prefer impact investments per 2022 Morgan Stanley survey

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Women-led impact funds raised $2 billion in 2022

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60% of foundations now allocate to impact investing

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Pension funds represent 25% of impact AUM globally

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Sovereign wealth funds committed $500 billion to sustainable impact by 2023

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Insurance companies hold 15% of impact market share

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50% of asset owners surveyed plan to double impact allocations by 2025

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Retail investors in impact via apps grew 300% from 2020-2023

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35% of global asset managers offer impact products in 2023

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US endowments allocate 10% average to impact

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European banks' impact lending portfolios at €200 billion

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70% of impact investors are institutions per GIIN

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Younger investors (under 40) 2x more likely to prioritize impact

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BlackRock reports 80% client demand for impact strategies

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Development banks participate in 40% of impact deals

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Faith-based investors allocate $1 trillion to impact themes

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Corporate treasuries entering impact at 20% adoption rate

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65% of surveyed investors satisfied with impact reporting

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Asia HNWIs 25% allocation to impact vs 10% global average

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45% growth in impact-focused RIAs since 2020

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Banks represent 18% of impact investors per GIIN

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55% of impact investors are first-time in last 5 years

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The global impact investing market reached $1.164 trillion in assets under management (AUM) as of 2022

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Impact investing AUM grew by 21% from 2020 to 2022 globally

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North America holds 68% of global impact investing AUM at $794 billion in 2022

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Europe accounts for 20% of global impact AUM with $228 billion in 2022

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Emerging markets represent 8% of global impact AUM totaling $94 billion in 2022

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Private debt is the largest asset class in impact investing at 29% of AUM in 2022

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Equity investments make up 24% of impact AUM globally in 2022

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The US impact investing market grew to $1.2 trillion AUM by 2023 estimates

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Global sustainable investment AUM hit $35.3 trillion in 2020, including impact

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Impact bonds outstanding reached $200 billion globally by 2023

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Climate impact investing AUM grew 2.5x faster than overall market from 2019-2022

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Affordable housing impact investments in US totaled $50 billion AUM in 2022

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Microfinance impact assets reached $150 billion globally in 2022

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Projected global impact AUM to reach $3 trillion by 2025

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India’s impact investing market valued at $12 billion in 2022

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UK impact investing AUM at £100 billion in 2022

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Asia-Pacific impact market grew 15% YoY to $50 billion in 2022

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Family offices allocating 15% to impact on average in 2023

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Pension funds' impact commitments rose to $2 trillion globally in 2023

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ESG ETF inflows into impact strategies hit $10 billion in 2022

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Global impact fundraisings reached $150 billion in 2022

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Development finance institutions committed $100 billion to impact in 2022

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Corporate impact bonds issued $20 billion in 2022

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Regenerative agriculture impact investments at $5 billion AUM in 2023

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Gender lens investing market size $10 billion globally in 2022

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Impact investing in Africa grew to $15 billion AUM by 2023

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Latin America impact market at $25 billion in 2022

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Health impact investments reached $30 billion globally in 2022

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Education impact AUM $20 billion worldwide in 2023

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92% of impact funds met or exceeded financial targets per 2022 study

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Impact private equity returned 12.5% net IRR over 10 years to 2022

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Sustainable equity indices outperformed traditional by 2.5% annually 2015-2022

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Impact debt yields average 5-7% premium over treasuries in 2023

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GIIN members report impact portfolios match market returns 85% of time

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Affordable housing impact funds IRR 8-10% vs 6% market

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Clean energy impact investments returned 15% annualized 2010-2022

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Microfinance portfolios averaged 4% real return globally 2022

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Impact VC funds median IRR 18% for top quartile 2022 vintage

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ESG integration adds 1-2% alpha per MSCI research 2010-2022

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75% of impact investors achieved competitive returns per 2023 survey

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Regenerative investments IRR 12% vs 9% conventional ag

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Social impact bonds delivered 7.5% average return 2010-2022

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Emerging market impact equity outperformed by 3% annually

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Gender lens portfolios 2.1% higher returns per 2022 study

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Impact fixed income Sharpe ratio 0.8 vs 0.6 market average

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Healthcare impact funds 14% IRR median 5-year

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88% of impact GPs report returns parity or better

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Low-carbon transition investments 10% premium return 2022

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Education impact blended finance 9% blended return

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65% of impact strategies beat benchmarks post-fees 2020-2023

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Forestry impact assets 11% IRR over 20 years

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Water infrastructure impact 7% yield stable returns

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Tech for good VC 25% IRR top performers

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70% investor confidence in future outperformance

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Impact real estate 8.5% cap rate vs 6.5% market

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Biodiversity credits returned 6% in pilot funds 2023

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82% of measured impact portfolios competitive financially

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Clean mobility investments 16% IRR 2015-2022

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55% renewable energy impact funds top quartile performance

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Impact investing in agriculture 13% return premium

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Climate tech impact VC 20%+ IRR since 2018

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42% of impact investments target climate change mitigation

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35% focus on financial inclusion globally

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Affordable housing receives 25% of impact capital deployment

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28% of investments in education sector 2022

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Health and wellbeing 22% of impact portfolio allocation

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Clean energy sector 18% of new impact commitments 2022

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Gender equality lens applied to 15% of deals

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12% of AUM in sustainable agriculture/food systems

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Water/sanitation investments 8% of impact market

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20% growth in climate adaptation investments 2022

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Biodiversity conservation 5% emerging sector allocation

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30% of impact in emerging markets agriculture

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Digital inclusion tech 10% of VC impact deals

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25% of European impact in circular economy

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Mental health startups 7% of health impact funding

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Regenerative ocean economy 3% nascent sector

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18% allocation to workforce development

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Just transition funds 6% of energy portfolio

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15% in arts/culture for social cohesion

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Elderly care impact 9% growth in senior housing

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22% of investments target SDGs 1-6 (poverty to water)

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Tech-enabled education 40% of edtech impact deals

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14% in sustainable transport/mobility

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Waste management/recycling 11% of env impact

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28% focus on racial equity post-2020

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Refugee support enterprises 4% allocation

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16% in SME financing for underserved

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Carbon removal tech 2% but 50% YoY growth

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21% of portfolios include multiple SDGs

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Animal welfare 1.5% emerging thematic

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19% target inequality reduction SDG10

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Impact investing now holds $1.2 trillion in global AUM by 2023 estimates, yet the real surprise is what that capital is built to measure. From $8.1 trillion in reported social and economic value across 2013 to 2022 to 96% of investors confident in measuring impact, the dataset ties outcomes to portfolios in ways financial markets do not always do. Let’s look at how much value is being created, how it is verified, and where the biggest gaps and leverage effects show up.

Key Takeaways

Impact investments generated $8.1 trillion in social/economic value 2013-2022
96% of impact investors confident in measuring impact
2.5x leverage effect on total capital mobilized per impact dollar
85% of impact investors plan to increase allocations in next 5 years per 2022 GIIN survey
90% of institutional investors now engage in impact investing per 2023 survey
High-net-worth individuals represent 40% of impact investors globally
The global impact investing market reached $1.164 trillion in assets under management (AUM) as of 2022
Impact investing AUM grew by 21% from 2020 to 2022 globally
North America holds 68% of global impact investing AUM at $794 billion in 2022
92% of impact funds met or exceeded financial targets per 2022 study
Impact private equity returned 12.5% net IRR over 10 years to 2022
Sustainable equity indices outperformed traditional by 2.5% annually 2015-2022
42% of impact investments target climate change mitigation
35% focus on financial inclusion globally
Affordable housing receives 25% of impact capital deployment

From $1.164 trillion AUM, impact investing delivers measurable social and economic value, with strong confidence in outcomes.

Impact Measurement and Outcomes

1Impact investments generated $8.1 trillion in social/economic value 2013-2022

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296% of impact investors confident in measuring impact

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32.5x leverage effect on total capital mobilized per impact dollar

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485% report positive impact outcomes in portfolios

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5Microfinance reached 140 million clients with $150B AUM 2022

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6Impact bonds saved governments $300 million in outcomes 2010-2022

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7Affordable housing investments housed 10 million people since 2010

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8Clean energy impact avoided 1.5 Gt CO2e emissions to 2022

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9Gender lens investing supported 15 million women entrepreneurs

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1075% of impact funds use IRIS+ metrics for measurement

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11Education impact reached 50 million students globally

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12Regenerative ag restored 10 million hectares soil by 2023

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13Health impact investments vaccinated 100 million children

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14SME impact created 5 million jobs in emerging markets

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1560% improvement in IRIS+ adoption for outcomes tracking

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16Water investments provided access to 20 million people

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17Biodiversity impact protected 50 million hectares land

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18Just energy transition reskilled 1 million workers

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1990% of investors use third-party verification for impact

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20Social return on investment (SROI) averaged 4:1 ratio

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21Financial inclusion lifted 800 million out of poverty since 2000

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22Circular economy impact reduced waste by 30 million tons annually

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2370% of portfolios track jobs created metric

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24GHG emissions reduced by 20% in impact portfolios vs benchmarks

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251.2 million tons plastic diverted by impact waste investments

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26Racial equity funds trained 500k in underserved communities

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2780% satisfaction with impact performance measurement

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28Tech4Good apps reached 300 million users for social good

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29Forestry impact sequestered 500 Mt CO2 over decade

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30Elderly care impact improved life quality for 5 million seniors

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3165% use AI for impact data analytics now

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Impact Measurement and Outcomes Interpretation

The sheer scale of impact investing—trillions in value, millions lifted from poverty, and gigatons of emissions avoided—proves that capital with a conscience isn't just a feel-good story, but a formidable and measurably effective force for reshaping our world.

Investor Participation and Demographics

185% of impact investors plan to increase allocations in next 5 years per 2022 GIIN survey

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290% of institutional investors now engage in impact investing per 2023 survey

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3High-net-worth individuals represent 40% of impact investors globally

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4Family offices managing $5.9 trillion total have 28% in impact strategies

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575% of millennials prefer impact investments per 2022 Morgan Stanley survey

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6Women-led impact funds raised $2 billion in 2022

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760% of foundations now allocate to impact investing

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8Pension funds represent 25% of impact AUM globally

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9Sovereign wealth funds committed $500 billion to sustainable impact by 2023

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10Insurance companies hold 15% of impact market share

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1150% of asset owners surveyed plan to double impact allocations by 2025

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12Retail investors in impact via apps grew 300% from 2020-2023

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1335% of global asset managers offer impact products in 2023

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14US endowments allocate 10% average to impact

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15European banks' impact lending portfolios at €200 billion

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1670% of impact investors are institutions per GIIN

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17Younger investors (under 40) 2x more likely to prioritize impact

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18BlackRock reports 80% client demand for impact strategies

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19Development banks participate in 40% of impact deals

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20Faith-based investors allocate $1 trillion to impact themes

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21Corporate treasuries entering impact at 20% adoption rate

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2265% of surveyed investors satisfied with impact reporting

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23Asia HNWIs 25% allocation to impact vs 10% global average

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2445% growth in impact-focused RIAs since 2020

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25Banks represent 18% of impact investors per GIIN

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2655% of impact investors are first-time in last 5 years

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Investor Participation and Demographics Interpretation

The statistics show impact investing is no longer a niche experiment but a mainstream financial revolution, driven by everyone from pension funds and powerful family offices to younger generations and first-time investors who are collectively rewriting the rules of capitalism to demand both profit and purpose.

Market Size and Growth

1The global impact investing market reached $1.164 trillion in assets under management (AUM) as of 2022

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2Impact investing AUM grew by 21% from 2020 to 2022 globally

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3North America holds 68% of global impact investing AUM at $794 billion in 2022

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4Europe accounts for 20% of global impact AUM with $228 billion in 2022

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5Emerging markets represent 8% of global impact AUM totaling $94 billion in 2022

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6Private debt is the largest asset class in impact investing at 29% of AUM in 2022

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7Equity investments make up 24% of impact AUM globally in 2022

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8The US impact investing market grew to $1.2 trillion AUM by 2023 estimates

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9Global sustainable investment AUM hit $35.3 trillion in 2020, including impact

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10Impact bonds outstanding reached $200 billion globally by 2023

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11Climate impact investing AUM grew 2.5x faster than overall market from 2019-2022

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12Affordable housing impact investments in US totaled $50 billion AUM in 2022

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13Microfinance impact assets reached $150 billion globally in 2022

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14Projected global impact AUM to reach $3 trillion by 2025

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15India’s impact investing market valued at $12 billion in 2022

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16UK impact investing AUM at £100 billion in 2022

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17Asia-Pacific impact market grew 15% YoY to $50 billion in 2022

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18Family offices allocating 15% to impact on average in 2023

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19Pension funds' impact commitments rose to $2 trillion globally in 2023

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20ESG ETF inflows into impact strategies hit $10 billion in 2022

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21Global impact fundraisings reached $150 billion in 2022

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22Development finance institutions committed $100 billion to impact in 2022

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23Corporate impact bonds issued $20 billion in 2022

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24Regenerative agriculture impact investments at $5 billion AUM in 2023

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25Gender lens investing market size $10 billion globally in 2022

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26Impact investing in Africa grew to $15 billion AUM by 2023

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27Latin America impact market at $25 billion in 2022

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28Health impact investments reached $30 billion globally in 2022

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29Education impact AUM $20 billion worldwide in 2023

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Market Size and Growth Interpretation

Here is a witty but serious one-sentence interpretation of those statistics: While the staggering $1.16 trillion impact investing market proves money can grow a conscience, the fact that North America holds 68% of it suggests the world's moral portfolio is still wildly unbalanced, though the rapid growth everywhere else is a hopeful sign we might be learning to invest in the planet's future as shrewdly as we do in its past.

Performance and Returns

192% of impact funds met or exceeded financial targets per 2022 study

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2Impact private equity returned 12.5% net IRR over 10 years to 2022

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3Sustainable equity indices outperformed traditional by 2.5% annually 2015-2022

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4Impact debt yields average 5-7% premium over treasuries in 2023

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5GIIN members report impact portfolios match market returns 85% of time

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6Affordable housing impact funds IRR 8-10% vs 6% market

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7Clean energy impact investments returned 15% annualized 2010-2022

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8Microfinance portfolios averaged 4% real return globally 2022

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9Impact VC funds median IRR 18% for top quartile 2022 vintage

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10ESG integration adds 1-2% alpha per MSCI research 2010-2022

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1175% of impact investors achieved competitive returns per 2023 survey

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12Regenerative investments IRR 12% vs 9% conventional ag

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13Social impact bonds delivered 7.5% average return 2010-2022

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14Emerging market impact equity outperformed by 3% annually

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15Gender lens portfolios 2.1% higher returns per 2022 study

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16Impact fixed income Sharpe ratio 0.8 vs 0.6 market average

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17Healthcare impact funds 14% IRR median 5-year

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1888% of impact GPs report returns parity or better

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19Low-carbon transition investments 10% premium return 2022

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20Education impact blended finance 9% blended return

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2165% of impact strategies beat benchmarks post-fees 2020-2023

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22Forestry impact assets 11% IRR over 20 years

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23Water infrastructure impact 7% yield stable returns

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24Tech for good VC 25% IRR top performers

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2570% investor confidence in future outperformance

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26Impact real estate 8.5% cap rate vs 6.5% market

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27Biodiversity credits returned 6% in pilot funds 2023

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2882% of measured impact portfolios competitive financially

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29Clean mobility investments 16% IRR 2015-2022

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3055% renewable energy impact funds top quartile performance

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31Impact investing in agriculture 13% return premium

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32Climate tech impact VC 20%+ IRR since 2018

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Performance and Returns Interpretation

Forget the old myth of choosing between conscience and capital, because these numbers confidently declare you can polish your halo while your portfolio sings a glorious financial aria.

Sector and Thematic Focus

142% of impact investments target climate change mitigation

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235% focus on financial inclusion globally

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3Affordable housing receives 25% of impact capital deployment

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428% of investments in education sector 2022

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5Health and wellbeing 22% of impact portfolio allocation

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6Clean energy sector 18% of new impact commitments 2022

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7Gender equality lens applied to 15% of deals

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812% of AUM in sustainable agriculture/food systems

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9Water/sanitation investments 8% of impact market

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1020% growth in climate adaptation investments 2022

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11Biodiversity conservation 5% emerging sector allocation

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1230% of impact in emerging markets agriculture

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13Digital inclusion tech 10% of VC impact deals

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1425% of European impact in circular economy

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15Mental health startups 7% of health impact funding

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16Regenerative ocean economy 3% nascent sector

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1718% allocation to workforce development

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18Just transition funds 6% of energy portfolio

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1915% in arts/culture for social cohesion

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20Elderly care impact 9% growth in senior housing

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2122% of investments target SDGs 1-6 (poverty to water)

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22Tech-enabled education 40% of edtech impact deals

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2314% in sustainable transport/mobility

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24Waste management/recycling 11% of env impact

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2528% focus on racial equity post-2020

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26Refugee support enterprises 4% allocation

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2716% in SME financing for underserved

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28Carbon removal tech 2% but 50% YoY growth

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2921% of portfolios include multiple SDGs

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30Animal welfare 1.5% emerging thematic

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3119% target inequality reduction SDG10

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Sector and Thematic Focus Interpretation

While climate change understandably commands the biggest slice of the impact pie, the true story is a mosaic of compassionate capital, where funding affordable housing, financial inclusion, and racial equity proves that building a better world requires investing in both our planet's health and the dignity of every person living on it.

How We Rate Confidence

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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BLACKROCK
blackrock.com
blackrock.com
Reference 39
WORLDBANK
worldbank.org
worldbank.org
Reference 40
ECFA
ecfa.org
ecfa.org
Reference 41
GTREASURY
gtreasury.com
gtreasury.com
Reference 42
ANTHESISGROUP
anthesisgroup.com
anthesisgroup.com
Reference 43
CAPGEMINI
capgemini.com
capgemini.com
Reference 44
KITCES
kitces.com
kitces.com
Reference 45
DELOITTE
deloitte.com
deloitte.com
Reference 46
CAMBRIDGEASSOCIATES
cambridgeassociates.com
cambridgeassociates.com
Reference 47
INVESCO
invesco.com
invesco.com
Reference 48
NATIONALHOUSINGTRUST
nationalhousingtrust.org
nationalhousingtrust.org
Reference 49
BNEF
bnef.com
bnef.com
Reference 50
MIXMARKET
mixmarket.org
mixmarket.org
Reference 51
MSCI
msci.com
msci.com
Reference 52
RUSSELLINVESTMENTS
russellinvestments.com
russellinvestments.com
Reference 53
AGFUNDER
agfunder.com
agfunder.com
Reference 54
SOCIALFINANCE
socialfinance.org
socialfinance.org
Reference 55
IFC
ifc.org
ifc.org
Reference 56
MERCER
mercer.com
mercer.com
Reference 57
BARCLAYS
barclays.com
barclays.com
Reference 58
GPE
gpe.org
gpe.org
Reference 59
HORIZONINVESTMENTS
horizoninvestments.com
horizoninvestments.com
Reference 60
INFRASTRUCTUREINVESTOR
infrastructureinvestor.com
infrastructureinvestor.com
Reference 61
500
500.co
500.co
Reference 62
NEPC
nepc.com
nepc.com
Reference 63
GREENSTREET
greenstreet.com
greenstreet.com
Reference 64
WCS
wcs.org
wcs.org
Reference 65
HBS
hbs.edu
hbs.edu
Reference 66
BCG
bcg.com
bcg.com
Reference 67
PREQIN
preqin.com
preqin.com
Reference 68
AGIMPACTINVESTOR
agimpactinvestor.com
agimpactinvestor.com
Reference 69
BREAKTHROUGHENERGY
breakthroughenergy.org
breakthroughenergy.org
Reference 70
IMPACTINVESTINGINSTITUTE
impactinvestinginstitute.org.uk
impactinvestinginstitute.org.uk
Reference 71
ROCKHEALTH
rockhealth.com
rockhealth.com
Reference 72
BLUEFRONT
bluefront.org
bluefront.org
Reference 73
IEA
iea.org
iea.org
Reference 74
BRITISHCOUNCIL
britishcouncil.org
britishcouncil.org
Reference 75
NCOA
ncoa.org
ncoa.org
Reference 76
SDGIMPACTMANAGER
sdgimpactmanager.com
sdgimpactmanager.com
Reference 77
HOLONIQ
holoniq.com
holoniq.com
Reference 78
WKKLAB
wkklab.org
wkklab.org
Reference 79
IMPACTINVEST
impactinvest.org
impactinvest.org
Reference 80
FRONTIERCLIMATE
frontierclimate.com
frontierclimate.com
Reference 81
FARMSANCTUARY
farmsanctuary.org
farmsanctuary.org
Reference 82
UNSTATS
unstats.un.org
unstats.un.org
Reference 83
BROOKINGS
brookings.edu
brookings.edu
Reference 84
IRIS
iris.thegiin.org
iris.thegiin.org
Reference 85
GAVI
gavi.org
gavi.org
Reference 86
WATER
water.org
water.org
Reference 87
SOCIALVALUEUK
socialvalueuk.org
socialvalueuk.org
Reference 88
ELLENMACARTHURFOUNDATION
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
ellenmacarthurfoundation.org
Reference 89
CLOSEDLOOPPARTNERS
closedlooppartners.com
closedlooppartners.com
Reference 90
GSMA
gsma.com
gsma.com
Reference 91
WHO
who.int
who.int
Reference 92
IBM
ibm.com
ibm.com