Report on what is genders lens investing, how it generates financial return and advances gender equality and what needs to happen to build the field in the UK.

The framework outlined in this paper is intended to facilitate analysis of power in context and to increase the willingness of field builders (and those who support them) to disrupt systems of power more boldly in order to advance goals of justice and equity.

We believe the private equity and venture capital fields can’t reach their full potential when the participation of women and diverse first-time fund managers is limited.

The Refugee Investment Network's flagship report offers impact investors, grant-makers, and development finance professionals with the first overview on how to invest in and with forcibly displaced people.

Exit to Community (E2C) is an effort to develop alternatives to the standard model of the startup "exit."

How investors, founders, and employees can share in the value created by broadly held enterprise ownership.

Impact investors are increasingly engaging in 'systems practice' to better understand the underlying causes to social and environmental problems and to identify high leverage solutions to advance positive systems change.

Multi-stakeholder effort includes an invitation and a call to action for institutional investors to address the systemic and systematic risks in how they approach asset class allocation and the misaligned incentives of investment structures.

The report explores how investors incorporate gender considerations into the legal documentation and terms of their debt financing, summarizing the results of a survey of 20 investors.

Impact investing has boomed over the past decade, driven by the ethos that financial performance goes hand-in-hand with social and environmental impact.

Podcast series on the role Gender Lens Investing plays in the growing field of ethical impact investing.

Examples of the equality, diversity and inclusion practices of fund managers in our portfolio and wider sector.

The purpose of this report is to highlight the variety of social enterprises and inclusive businesses operating across Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries, and to explore the barriers they face in accessing finance.

The Outcomes Matrix is an interactive tool that provides a useful starting point for you to consider the social impact that you are trying to deliver and how you will measure it.

The purpose of this report is to highlight the variety of social enterprises and inclusive businesses operating across Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries, and to explore the barriers they face in accessing finance.

When UnLtd and our partners launched the Social Enterprise Support Fund (SESF) in July 2020, the UK and the world was going through a social awakening.

This report hopes to increase awareness and knowledge of the availability, benefits and potential pitfalls of social investment reported by the Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) social enterprise sector in the south west region of the UK.

The report offers a comprehensive review of diversity in the UK social impact sector.

On An Equal Footing is a project that is designed to support more women, and women-led community organisations across the East Midlands to access Social Investment opportunities.

Resources for LGBT+ organisations wanting to learn more Outcomes-based thinking.