Ready for Impact-Linked Finance: for entrepreneurs

What you'll get

What's the Impact-Linked Finance Potential Analysis?

The ILF Potential Analysis evaluates your Impact-Linked Finance potential by assessing your impact, business model, and financials. It also provides actionable feedback to guide your next steps towards optimizing your impact and securing financing that values it. Gain detailed insights into what matters most, where to focus, and which gaps to close.

What's the Impact-Linked Finance Readiness Bootcamp?

Our Bootcamp strengthens your Impact Measurement & Management (IMM) system, with a particular emphasis on Impact-Linked Finance. It has a modular structure and offers you flexibility to join those modules that are most relevant for you. Learn in hands-on group workshops how to enhance your IMM practices, generate robust impact data, and demonstrate your impact effectively.

What's the 1:1 Impact-Linked Finance Preparation Coaching?

Our in-depth 1:1 Coaching allows you to work closely with our experts and cover essential topics for real Impact-Linked Finance negotiations. This includes financing instruments and impact metric selection. Get practical tools, such as the Impact-Linked Finance Canvas, to guide you in your discussions with investors and secure financing terms that truly reward your impact.

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What's the benefit of ILF?

With Plastic Credits, we have a product that combines impact and revenue in a highly direct and scalable way. Seeing this reflected and further strengthened in our financial (ILF) structure is extremely promising and, importantly, much needed in the market. Impact-driven business models should not be a “nice to have” —they should also have clear advantages when it comes to financing mechanisms. With this model, we have demonstrated that this is not only possible, but commercially viable.

– Clemens Feigl, CEO and Co-Founder, everwave –

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