INDIGO
Better data for better social outcomes
We are the International Network for Data on Impact and Government Outcomes (INDIGO). Built with and for a global community of practitioners, researchers and policymakers, INDIGO is a platform for those working to build more effective, accountable and sustainable partnerships between governments and other sectors.
About INDIGO-
Data Set
Impact Bond Dataset
Explore our interactive map to find out data on impact bonds around the world.
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Data Set
Outcomes Fund Directory
Explore outcomes funds around the world.
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Tool
Joined-up public services evidence navigator
Explore 25 years of central government attempts to join up local public services in England.
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Data Set
Pipeline dataset
Explore our pipeline dataset, where we collect data on upcoming outcomes-based projects and funds.
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What is INDIGO?
INDIGO is a community of peers with an interest in sharing, using and reusing data from impact-oriented partnerships between governments and other sectors. The INDIGO initiative includes peer learning opportunities, a system for sharing data, and various datasets available as open data on the GO Lab website.
As an emerging data collaborative, we believe that helping more people share and use quality data will improve both the efficiency and effectiveness of cross-sector partnerships.
Community
INDIGO brings together a global community of practitioners, policymakers and researchers to share knowledge, exchange ideas and learn from one another. Through our peer learning sessions and Hack and Learn events, we create opportunities to collaborate and explore how data can support better partnerships and social outcomes.
System
INDIGO provides an open, collaborative approach to collecting and sharing information about outcomes-based projects. Our data definitions and open-source code are freely available on GitHub, making it easier for anyone to use, contribute to and build on our work.
Data
All INDIGO data is openly available, making it free for anyone to access, use and share. Practitioners have used INDIGO data to discover projects, compare approaches and inform the design of outcomes-based partnerships. From benchmarking outcome metrics to exploring trends across countries and sectors, INDIGO provides valuable insights to support the design of new projects and delivery of ongoing programmes.
The global network of social outcomes partnerships
One of the many things you can do with INDIGO data is explore the organisations working to improve public services through outcomes-based approaches. Press play to explore!
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