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RBF Bibliography

This bibliography is a compilation of literature published in the field of Results Based Financing beginning from 2010 to 2020. This compilation includes an initial collection of 205 published papers, journal articles and brief articles.

The methodology included searching for published literature using the key words pertaining to results-based financing through credible search engines such as WorldCat, a global catalog of library collections and google scholar. The top relevant searches were included in the bibliography. The bibliography can be filtered by RBF instrument, sector and theme (see filter menu below). We will endeavor to make regular updates to the database. If you have resources you think we should add to the database please send us an email to rbfinfo@gprba.org.

Evaluation of the Results-Based Financing for Low Carbon Energy Access Facility (RBFF) within Energizing Development (EnDev). Department for International Development

Gov.uk. “Evaluation of the Results-Based Financing for Low Carbon Energy Access Facility (RBFF) within Energizing Development (EnDev).” Accessed March 12, 2020.

Theme: Climate Change

Sector Type: Energy

Author(s): Gov.uk.

Year: 2020

Results-Based Climate Finance in Practice: Delivering Climate Finance for Low-Carbon Development.

World Bank Group; Frankfurt School of Finance and Management. 2017. Results-Based Climate Finance in Practice: Delivering Climate Finance for Low-Carbon Development. World Bank, Washington, DC. © World Bank.

Theme: Climate Change

Sector Type: Non-Sector Specific

Author(s): World Bank Group

Year: 2017

Results-Based Financing to Promote Clean Stoves.

Zhang, Yabei, and Norma Adams. 2015. Results-Based Financing to Promote Clean Stoves.

Theme: Climate Change

Sector Type: Energy

Author(s): Zhang, Yabei, and Norma Adams.

Year: 2015

US experience on results-based finance

O’Sullivan, Robert, Donna Lee, Ani Zamgochian, and Leslie Durschinger. "US experience on results-based finance." USAID supported Forest Carbon, Markets and Communities Program. Washington, DC, USA (2013).

Theme: Climate Change

Sector Type: Forestry

Author(s): O’Sullivan, Robert, Donna Lee, Ani Zamgochian, and Leslie Durschinger.

Year: 2013