It is currently anticipated, subject to further in-depth preparatory work that Type I and Type II interventions (primarily TA and training) will be financed through Development Impact Bonds (DIBs). In a DIB arrangement, all partners agree on a common goal (e.g. improve the skills and experience of graduates to increase their chances of getting a good job) and a set of quantifiable and verifiable measures to determine success. Private investors finance a program aimed at achieving these agreed outcomes. If the program is successful, then the outcomes funder (in this case donor partners) repays the investors.