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Navigating Impact Project Gender Lens In Investment Theme Live Demo and Discussion February 14, 2019 1 Agenda 1. Context-Setting 2. Intro and Overview of Gender Lens Theme 3. Demo 4. Investor Perspective 5. Q&A and Whats Next 2

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Navigating Impact Project Gender Lens In Investment Theme

Live Demo and Discussion

February 14, 2019

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Agenda

  • 1. Context-Setting
  • 2. Intro and Overview of Gender Lens Theme
  • 3. Demo
  • 4. Investor Perspective
  • 5. Q&A and What’s Next
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Today’s Speakers

Lissa Glasgo GIIN Jenny Järnfeldt Swe wedfu fund Inter nternatio tional Naoko Kimura GIIN Christina Madden Crite iterio ion Ins nstitu itute Sapna Shah GIIN Michelle Voon Swe wedfu fund Inter nternatio tional

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Context: The GIIN’s Vision for the Future of Impact Investing

Sapna Shah

Director, Strategy GII GIIN

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We aspire to create a world in which all investments consider social and environmental impact alongside risk and return.

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Roadmap | Future of Impact Investing

  • A collective action plan developed

through consultations with 350 350 stak stakeholders and GIIN expertise

  • Assesses pro

progress made over the past decade and ide dentif ifies prio priorit itie ies to address remaining gaps

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Six Six categor

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ies of

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actio ion to to cha hange the the wa way inv nvestin ing is defin defined, des desig igned, and and deli delivered:

Roadmap | Future of Impact Investing

1. 1. Ide dentit ity 2. Behaviors & Expectations 3. Products 4. Tools & Services 5. Education & Training 6. Policy & Regulation

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Draws on the insights 200+ experts to:

  • further the goal of IRIS: to offer a common language for communicating

social and environmental impact

  • bring together IMM norms and rigorous evidence
  • help investors put them into action with clear metrics, guidance, and tools
  • set the foundation for IRI

IRIS+, paving the way for data comparability and industry benchmarks

The Role of The Navigating Impact Project

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Overview and Approach: The Navigating Impact Project Gender Lens Theme

Christina Madden Director of Engagement Cri Criterio ion Ins nstit itute

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Criterion is a nonprofit think tank dedicated to expanding what’s seen as possible for using finance as a tool for social change. As a leader in the field of gender lens investing, Criterion works with governments, financial institutions, gender experts and more, looking at how gender analysis can inform investment decisions and help to uncover hidden or undervalued risks and opportunities.

About Criterion Institute

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  • Gender ≠ Women
  • Gender intersects with race, ethnicity, class, ability and other

factors that influence power dynamics

  • Gender is cross-cutting and shows up everywhere; it is not an

“issue” or “sector”

Framing Gender

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Gender Lens

Gender Lens is Cross-Cutting

Financial Inclusion Health Affordable Housing Clean Energy Access Smallholder Agriculture

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80+ investors and gender experts weighed in on the development

  • f the Gender Lens theme, including:

The Collaborators

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  • Sec

ector ag agnostic ic: 5 strategies look at the impact companies in any sector can have on gender through their operations, products and services

The Strategies

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  • Sec

ector spe specif ific ic: 5+ strategies that apply a gender lens to existing Navigating Impact themes

The Cross-Cutting Writeups

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  • Impact within operations
  • Impact in the world

The Metrics

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  • Process metrics
  • Output metrics
  • Outcome metrics

The Metrics

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Demo: The Navigating Impact Project Gender Lens Theme

Lissa Glasgo Senior Associate, IRIS and Impact Measurement & Management GII GIIN

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The Global Impact Investing Network is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the sc scale le and and effe effectiv iveness of impact investing around the world.

The Role of the GIIN

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For 10 years, the GIIN has managed IRIS, the system of standardized metrics used by a majority of impact investors.

Building on IRIS as a Foundation

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METRICS

Challenge: Connecting Objectives to Metrics

IMPACT OBJECTIVES

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METRICS IMPACT OBJECTIVES

Challenge: Connecting Objectives to Metrics

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www.navigatingimpact.thegiin.org

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Each Strategy Includes Four Elements

  • 1. An ove
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iew of the strategy

  • 2. An ev

evid idence map

  • 3. A starter kit of co

core e met etrics

  • 4. A set of cu

curated ed res resources …as well as tags to the SDGs, additional metrics for further nuance, a downloadable version of the page, and other features.

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www.navigatingimpact.thegiin.org

Demo of Live Site

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Evidence maps Overviews aligned to five dimensions of impact Curated resources Common strategic goals SDG links

IRIS+

  • Clearer understanding of evidence-

backed approaches (+investment examples)

  • IMM guidance for new and established

investors

  • Increased ability to compare

performance

The Navigating Impact Project: Foundation for IRIS+

The Navigating Impact Project

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In Investor Perspective: The Navigating Impact Project in Action

Michelle Voon Investment Analyst Swe Swedfu fund Int nternatio ional Jenny Järnfeldt ESG Manager Swe Swedfu fund Int nternatio ional

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Questions?

Lissa Glasgo GIIN Jenny Järnfeldt Swe wedfu fund Inter nternatio tional Naoko Kimura GI GIIN Christina Madden Crite iterio ion Ins nstitu itute Sapna Shah GIIN Michelle Voon Swe wedfu fund Inter nternatio tional

Please submit your questions via the “Chat” box on the left side

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f your Rea eadyTalk lk scre creen.

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What’s Next

…FOR THE GIIN’S GENDER LENS INVESTING INITIATIVE …FOR CRITERION’S WORK

  • March 8, International Women’s Day social media campaign: Let us know what your
  • rganization is doing!
  • Mar

March 8, GLI GLI Re Resou

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Repo posit itor

  • ry to be launched
  • Sign the letter of intent for our $1 tril

trillio ion campaign to leverage the power of finance to address gender-based violence

  • Join our spo

ponsor

  • red re

research pl platfor

  • rm on Gender Lens Investing and Market Risk (GLIMR)
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What’s Next

…FOR THE GIIN’S IMPACT MEASUREMENT & MANAGEMENT (IMM) WORK

  • Contribute to three new Na

Navigatin ing g Imp mpact proj project themes:

  • Sustainable Forestry (World Resources Institute)
  • Sustainable Water Management (Conservation International)
  • Education (FHI Ventures/FHI 360)
  • Join 200+ org working group for IRI

RIS+, a flexible, all-in-one system that:

  • Directs users to core metrics sets, how-to guidance, implementation resources
  • Draws on the Navigating Impact project + SDGs + insights of over 500 stakeholders
  • Helps investors put emerging industry norms into action
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Thank you!

Criterion Inst nstitute Christina Madden, madden@criterioninstitute.org GIIN Mem embership & GLI LI Ini nitiative Katharine Zafiris, kzafiris@thegiin.org and Naoko Kimura, nkimura@thegiin.org GIIN IMM Lissa Glasgo, lglasgo@thegiin.org

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