University of Oxford

Based at Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government, the Oxford Programme for Cyber and Technology Policy (OxCTP) helps governments navigate the digital frontier by fostering the responsible adoption of emerging technologies. Through targeted research, stakeholder alignment, and real-world testing, OxCTP delivers evidence-based solutions that harness cyber, AI, quantum, and other technologies for the public good. The award supports OxCTP as it scales up its work focused on child online safety, seeking to identify replicable, internationally relevant policies for protecting children online.

Said Business School (SBS), founded at Oxford University in1996, is home to the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and plays an active role in the fast-growing field of impact investing. The school is committed to interdisciplinary research, with a particular focus on entrepreneurship and innovative business education, and has strong connections to practitioners, policymakers, and academics at the national and international levels. This grant will enable SBS to undertake a global literature review of all academic research to date on impact investing. By identifying key gaps, the project should pave the way for SBS and others to pursue a more robust future research agenda aimed at informing policy, practice, and further market development.

The Saïd Business School (SBS) at Oxford University recently launched a professional development program for executives from NGOs, philanthropic foundations, financial institutions, financial-advisory consulting firms, academic institutions, government agencies, and social enterprises from across the globe to study impact investing and learn from practitioners. SBS will use this grant to provide scholarships for attendees from NGOs and social enterprises, enabling them to learn more about impact investing theory, models, and approaches, and to be better positioned to raise capital for their needs.

In support of research and policy dialogue on the global governance of migration (over 33 months).

In support of a meeting to provide a European perspective to the proposed project on an aging society in the United States.