- Expected financial rate of return. Agreed rate of return mechanism and indicator with investing parties. Wider benefits and priorities of funded programme or intervention.
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- Expected positive social and health impacts, including in other result areas, and/or in line with the priorities set at the national, local or sectoral levels
- Equity impacts aligned with health-promoting services goals.
- Expected positive economic impacts in line with the priorities set at the national, local or sectoral level.
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- Potential for externalities in the form of expected improvements, for women and men as relevant, in areas such as health and safety, access to education, improved regulation and/or cultural preservation.
- The relevant dimensions of equity are adequately and actively considered throughout the process of implementing the practice (e.g. age, gender, socioeconomic status, ethnicity, rural-urban area, vulnerable groups).
- Economic and financial rate of return with and without the investor support (i.e. hurdle rate of return or other appropriate / relevant thresholds).
- Potential for externalities in the form of expected improvements in areas such as expanded and enhanced job markets, job creation and poverty alleviation for women and men, increased and/or expanded involvement of local industries; increased collaboration between industry and academia; growth of additional private funds.
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