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Dated: February 28, 2022. 

Andrea M. Gacki, 

Director, Office of Foreign Assets Control, 

U.S. Department of the Treasury. 

[FR Doc. 2022–04462 Filed 3–2–22; 8:45 am] 

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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 

Agreement for a Social Impact 

Partnership Project 

AGENCY: Department of the Treasury. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: In accordance with the Social 

Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results 

Act (‘‘SIPPRA’’), the U.S. Department of 

the Treasury (‘‘Treasury’’) and 

Oklahoma Office of Management and 

Enterprise Services (‘‘Oklahoma’’) have 

entered into an agreement for a social 

impact partnership project (the ‘‘Project 

Grant Agreement’’). 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Project Grant Agreement contains the 

following features: 

(1) The outcome goals of the social 

impact partnership project: The Women 

in Recovery (‘‘WIR’’) Pay for Success 

Project seeks to demonstrate stable 

employment and improved child 

welfare outcomes (reduced foster care 

involvement and contact with child 

protection services) for the target 

population. 

(2) A description of each intervention 

in the project: WIR is an intensive 

alternative to incarceration for women 

facing long-term prison sentences for 

non-violent offenses. WIR is specifically 

designed to address the complex needs 

and risks of justice-involved women. 

The program combines best practices 

from the mental health and criminal 

justice fields as well as the integration 

of gender-specific best practices and 

treatment models to reduce female 

incarceration. Experienced and trained 

professional staff provide an array of 

intensive evidence-based treatment and 

best practice comprehensive support 

and wraparound services within a threephase, daily program structure. In 

addition to gender-specific treatment 

models, specialized program 

components address issues impacting 

women, including domestic violence, 

trauma, self-sufficiency, family 

reunification, parenting and children’s 

issues. 

(3) The target population that will be 

served by the project: WIR targets 

justice-involved females 18 years old or 

older with substance use disorders, who 

are prison-bound and ineligible for 

other Tulsa County diversion programs. 

(4) The expected social benefits to 

participants who receive the 

intervention and others who may be 

impacted: WIR helps women conquer 

drug addiction, recover from trauma and 

acquire essential economic, emotional 

and social tools to build successful and 

productive lives, thus improving public 

safety and reducing recidivism while 

generating federal, state, and local 

financial value. With a focus on 

improving the lives of at-risk women 

and their children, WIR also seeks to 

break the cycle of intergenerational 


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incarceration by strengthening and 

reuniting WIR mothers and their 

children. 

(5) The detailed roles, responsibilities, 

and purposes of each Federal, State, or 

local government entity, intermediary, 

service provider, independent evaluator, 

investor, or other stakeholder: 

Recipient. Oklahoma is the recipient, 

fiscal agent, and lead data sharing 

partner in the project. 

Service Provider. Family & Children’s 

Services (‘‘F&CS’’) will deliver all the 

services for WIR. F&CS has a mission to 

promote, support and strengthen the 

well-being and behavioral health of 

adults, children and families. F&CS 

works closely with the criminal justice 

system and various community partners 

to ensure program participants receive 

supervision, substance abuse and 

mental health treatment, comprehensive 

case management, education, workforce 

readiness training and family 

reunification services. F&CS will 

collect, store, analyze, and share 

program-related data as needed for the 

independent evaluation, and will be the 

recipient of investor up-front capital 

funding for the project. F&CS will also 

be the recipient of all federal outcome 

payments earned through verification by 

the independent evaluation of value to 

the federal government. 

Investor. The George Kaiser Family 

Foundation (‘‘GKFF’’) is the primary 

upfront private investor for WIR. GKFF, 

in conjunction with other public/private 

sources, intends to provide F&CS with 

the annual capital to fund the delivery 

of WIR services. 

Evaluator. WestEd, a nonpartisan, 

nonprofit research, development, and 

service agency, will serve as the external 

independent evaluator for the project. 

WestEd will design and implement the 

evaluation, measure the impact and 

value of the WIR program across all 

outcome measures, report the results to 

all entities of the project, and verify the 

value to the federal government for the 

purposes of federal outcome payments. 

(6) The payment terms, the 

methodology used to calculate outcome 

payments, the payment schedule, and 

performance thresholds: The project has 

two outcome domains, employment and 

child welfare, and will deliver services 

to two different cohorts. If the project is 

successful, four payments will be made 

in total, two for each cohort. For each 

cohort a payment will be made for 

outcomes achieved at 18 months postenrollment and a second payment will 

be made for outcomes achieved at 30 

months post-enrollment. The 30-month 

outcomes will only look at impact that 

occurred since the 18-month time point, 

as federal outcome payments will have 

already been realized for impact that 

occurred during the first 18 months. 

Each cohort will be eligible for one 

payment for each outcome domain: 

Employment and child welfare. Each 

outcome valuation will be conducted 

independently, and the realization of 

outcome payments related to one 

outcome domain will not be contingent 

on the results from any other outcome 

domain. 

For child welfare, the independent 

evaluation will compare the results of 

the treatment group to the results of the 

comparison group and only validate a 

request for outcome payments for the 

level of success and federal value 

achieved within the identified range. 

To calculate the outcome payment for 

federal value for the employment 

outcome, the independent evaluator 

will take the estimate of the increase in 

wages from the treatment and calculate 

the resulting federal value. 

(7) The project budget: 

Sources Uses 

8.1 Public & private grant funding ................................................................................................................. $6,997,594 ............................

8.2 State outcome payments ........................................................................................................................ 6,419,828 ............................

8.3 Investor (GKFF) ...................................................................................................................................... 12,326,544 ............................

8.4 Service provider cost (F&CS WIR) ......................................................................................................... ............................ $25,743,966 

8.5 Federal outcome payments .................................................................................................................... 3,367,085 ............................

8.6 WIR Sustainability ................................................................................................................................... ............................ 3,367,085 

8.7 Federal evaluation funding ...................................................................................................................... 505,063 ............................

8.8 Evaluator Budget ..................................................................................................................................... ............................ 505,063 

8.9 Intermediary ............................................................................................................................................ 0 0 

Total .......................................................................................................................................................... 29,616,114 29,616,114 

(8) The project timeline: 


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(9) The project eligibility criteria: All 

participants are women with substance 

abuse issues who are at imminent risk 

for incarceration and ineligible for other 

drug or mental health court and jail 

diversion programs. All eligible women 

receive a standardized, gender-specific 

risk assessment to determine their risk, 

needs and treatment readiness. WIR 

then advocates and collaborates with 

the local prosecutor, court services and 

judges to make a final decision on 

admission to the WIR program. All 

participants must be able, emotionally 

and mentally, to receive services in an 

outpatient environment, voluntarily 

consent to services and work 

collaboratively with the treatment team 

under a comprehensive treatment plan. 

(10) The evaluation design: WestEd 

will lead a quasi-experiment matched 

comparison study using logistic 

regression and ordinary least squares 

regression. The proposed project, 

evaluation methods, and anticipated 

outcomes are designed in a way to 

produce rigorous evidence that 

participant outcomes are not due to 

random chance or some other 

observable force. The reliance on state 

and local administrative data sources 

reduced (essentially removes) the 

chance that outcome measures can be 

manipulated by service providers, 

intermediaries, or investors. To further 

mitigate this chance, WestEd will 

include a number of steps to ensure the 

independence and integrity of the 

evaluation process. 

(11) The metrics that will be used in 

the evaluation to determine whether the 

outcomes have been achieved as a result 

of each intervention and how these 

metrics will be measured: The project 

will be evaluated using a quasiexperimental design study. The 

treatment group shall consist of 

individuals who have been enrolled in 

the WIR program. The control group 

shall be a matched comparison group, 

consisting of female prison receptions 

and releases outside of Tulsa County 

who did not receive WIR or other 

comparable services. The results of the 

treatment group will be compared to the 

results of the comparison group across 

all outcome measures. 

(12) The estimate of the savings to the 

Federal, State, and local government, on 

a program-by-program basis and in the 

aggregate, if the agreement is entered 

into and implemented and the outcomes 

are achieved as a result of each 

intervention: 

Federal Savings: $3,367,085. 

Oklahoma expects state and local 

savings to be realized by reduced public 

sector costs related to incarceration, 

parole supervision, homelessness, and 

child welfare. Oklahoma also expects an 

increase in tax revenue and 

contributions to the local economy. 

Catherine Wolfram, 

Deputy Assistant Secretary for Climate and 

Energy Economics, Office of Economic Policy. 

[FR Doc. 2022–04412 Filed 3–2–22; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4810–AK–P 

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS 

AFFAIRS 

Veterans and Community Oversight 

and Engagement Board, Notice of 

Meeting 

The Department of Veterans Affairs 

(VA) gives notice under the Federal 

Advisory Committee Act (FACA), 5 

U.S.C. App. 2, that the Veterans and 

Community Oversight and Engagement 

Board will meet virtually on March 31, 

2022. The meeting will begin and end 

as follows: 

Date Time 

March 31, 2022 .............. 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 

EST. 

The meetings are open to the public 

and will be recorded. Members of the 

public can attend the meeting by 

registering at the link below: https://

veteransaffairs.webex.com/

veteransaffairs/onstage/g.php?MTID

=e0134f9acbe7e5ede80dd3

2e4d2ac43c1. 

The Board was established by the 

West Los Angeles Leasing Act of 2016 

on September 29, 2016. The purpose of 

the Board is to provide advice and make 

recommendations to the Secretary of 

Veterans Affairs on: Identifying the 

goals of the community and Veteran 

partnership; improving services and 

outcomes for Veterans, members of the 

Armed Forces, and the families of such 

Veterans and members; and on the 


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