Replicability Index

Definition

A measure of how easily a catalytic capital structure can be replicated in new contexts. High R_eff indicates standardized structures with clear documentation that can scale across geographies and sectors; low R_eff indicates bespoke arrangements difficult to reproduce.

Formula

Example

SEFA's lending model has R_eff = 0.75 (75% of adaptation attempts successful with context adjustments). Highly customized structures typically have R_eff < 0.3, limiting their systemic impact.

Source

UACC Section 5.3