Pay-for-success funding is a model of funding social projects in which a government agency allocates funding to a social project to be paid to investors only upon the achievement of a specified goal within a pre-alloted time frame. The finance to cover the costs of achieving that outcome is provided by the independent investors. In return for accepting the risks entailed in directly funding the project, these investors typically make a profit if the project is successful.

Anthropocentrism is the belief that human beings are the only, or primary, entites that deserve moral consideration (human exceptionalism).

"Have it all” feminism argues that it is possible and desirable for women to pursue and balance having both a successful career and having a family

Constructive Engagement is a policy of having political and business relationships with a country while at the same time supporting political and social change within that country.