Complete this survey and help generate evidence to strengthen policies, strategies, and initiatives for sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Estimated duration: 15–25 minutes
Confidential: anonymous and aggregated responses
Languages: Spanish | English | Portuguese
Closing: March 2026
This content is also available in: Español
Impact investing has the potential to accelerate solutions to key social and environmental challenges in the region. However, there is still limited systematic and comparable information on its scale, characteristics, and performance.
This survey aims to close that gap and provide a solid data foundation to strengthen the impact investing ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Survey objectives:
Estimate the current market size (stock) and impact investment flows in the region.
Identify key actors, instruments, sectors, and geographies.
Detect underserved areas and growth potential.
Provide inputs for CAF – development bank of Latin America and the Caribbean – Impact Vehicle and public policy recommendations.
This survey is intended for organizations and actors that make impact investments, understood as those that:
- Seek to generate positive and measurable social and/or environmental impact, and
- Generate financial returns or capital preservation.
Participants may include, among others:
- Investment funds
- Banks and financial institutions
- Foundations and philanthropic organizations
- Companies and family offices
- Public and multilateral institutions
What do you need to know before responding?
- The survey can be completed in multiple sessions.
- You can save your progress and return to it later.
- All responses will be treated confidentially and used only for aggregated and analytical purposes.
- It is recommended that the survey be completed by someone with direct knowledge of the organization’s investments.
The results will help to:
• Provide comparable and up-to-date data on impact investing in the region.
• Identify gaps and growth opportunities across markets.
• Inform the design of public policies, financial instruments, and ecosystem support strategies.
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