Types of Funding
(What is the mechanism?)
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EXAMPLES
EXPLANATION
Investor purchases with debt with expectation of repayment over a specified time period at a specified interest rate.
Investor provides capital to an enterprise or organization to bring about greater social good with reduced expectation of financial return.
Funds raised through taxes, levies, assessments, fees or tax credits
Contributions provided directly by individuals and organizations; occasionally earmarked
Money generated from services, work, or fundraising paid work (sales revenue, fees for services, etc.)
Funding, most often for specified initiatives and period of time requiring no repayment
Value-based payments for specific interventions that set out terms and conditions of payment
Investor provides capital to enterprise or organization to bring about greater social good with an expectation of reasonable financial return
Binding agreements through which investors expect to be repaid over a specified time period at a specified rate of return
Funds (local, state, or federal) allocated according by statute to impact health and health care costs
Bonds
Catalytic Capital
Dedicated Public Revenues (taxes)
Donations
Earned Income
Grants
Health Care Payment Models
Impact Investing
Loans
Other public appropriations and mandates
Savings capture and reinvestment
Savings from services provided, usually within a health system, are invested in upstream health interventions
EXAMPLES
EXPLANATION
Investor purchases with debt with expectation of repayment over a specified time period at a specified interest rate.
Investor provides capital to an enterprise or organization to bring about greater social good with reduced expectation of financial return.
Funds raised through taxes, levies, assessments, fees or tax credits
Contributions provided directly by individuals and organizations; occasionally earmarked
Money generated from services, work, or fundraising paid work (sales revenue, fees for services, etc.)
Funding, most often for specified initiatives and period of time requiring no repayment
Value-based payments for specific interventions that set out terms and conditions of payment
Investor provides capital to enterprise or organization to bring about greater social good with an expectation of reasonable financial return
Binding agreements through which investors expect to be repaid over a specified time period at a specified rate of return
Funds (local, state, or federal) allocated according by statute to impact health and health care costs
Bonds
Catalytic Capital
Dedicated Public Revenues (taxes)
Donations
Earned Income
Grants
Health Care Payment Models
Impact Investing
Loans
Other public appropriations and mandates
Savings capture and reinvestment
Savings from services provided, usually within a health system, are invested in upstream health interventions