As part of the Social Impact Vouchers project, a report was developed analyzing social impact investing in Poland, i.e. investment strategies involving the investment of private capital with the intention of generating financial return and positive social impact. The “Overview of Social Impact Investment in Poland” report provides an overview of the ecosystem and investment instruments, as well as the challenges and conditions for the development of social impact investing in Poland. The report also addresses the importance of impact measurement, which helps answer the question of whether a given investment has achieved the intended social impact.
Graphics prepared for the Social Impact Vouchers project
The report, prepared by FFW, is part of a comprehensive report analyzing the social impact investment market in countries involved in the Social Impact Vouchers (SIV) project.
SIV is an international project aimed at creating social impact funds in partner countries, which will finance vouchers for companies to cover the costs of employing people returning to the labor market. Eleven organizations from eight Central European countries are involved in the project – Poland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, and Croatia.
