Resonance

Resonance

International Trade and Development

Burlington, Vermont 13,329 followers

Igniting Opportunity. Advancing Global Good.

About us

At Resonance, we help our clients unlock opportunity in frontier markets by designing action-based strategies, forging strategic partnerships, and executing across sector boundaries. Since 2005, we have built over 350+ partnerships and delivered solutions that enable businesses to achieve their growth objectives, NGOs to fulfill their missions, and development agencies to reach billions of individuals born into poverty. Our Services: Corporate Sustainability Scaling CSR programs, executing cause campaigns, or achieving a social license to operate. Resonance has the creative vision to tackle your sustainability challenges and the local knowledge to get it done. Impact Investing Serving individuals, companies, and donor institutions who are looking to deploy and mobilize impact capital in frontier markets. Resonance has the global networks to help clients uncover new and innovative impact investment opportunities. Unlocking Frontier Markets Unlocking value in even the most daunting of frontier markets. From innovative business model design to navigating complex local dynamics, Resonance has the creative vision to tackle your challenges and the local knowledge to get it done. Global Development Addressing the world’s toughest global development challenges with cross-sector solutions. We leverage our global expertise, local insight, and cross-sector experience to help clients build market-led solutions.

Industry
International Trade and Development
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Burlington, Vermont
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2005
Specialties
partnership development, sustainability, and international development

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    Are you interested in applying to the Safeguarding Carbon Markets Challenge (SCM Challenge)? Attend a Q&A webinar at 9:00 AM EDT on Tuesday, July 9 to learn more about this new funding opportunity by @USAID and partners @bhp-foundation and the Global Partnership for Social Accountability. MSI and Resonance help to implement this challenge. The SCM Challenge will award multiple grants of between $50,000 and $500,000 to organizations with the most promising innovative concepts that counter corruption and strengthen transparency and accountability in carbon markets to preserve the benefits of critical climate finance. Submit your questions to CTCGrandChallenge@tetratech.com as early as possible for them to be included and register for the webinar today. https://lnkd.in/ePF-aPEw

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    WEBINAR SCHEDULED to Address Questions and Provide Information on the Upcoming Safeguarding Carbon Markets (SCM Challenge). WHEN: Tuesday, July 9, 2024 at 9 a.m. EST. TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR/Q&A VIA ZOOM https://lnkd.in/ePF-aPEw ABOUT THE SCM CHALLENGE USAID, in collaboration with partners BHP Foundation and the Global Partnership for Social Accountability, recently announced the launch of the Safeguarding Carbon Markets Challenge (SCM Challenge). This challenge seeks innovative concepts that counter corruption and enhance transparency and accountability in Carbon Markets to preserve the benefits of critical climate finance. We are encouraging fresh ideas, early-stage prototypes, and scalable solutions that bridge and build upon best practices and expertise from both the anti-corruption and climate finance communities to reduce opportunities for corruption, raise the costs of corruption, and incentivize public and private sector integrity in these critical markets. Concept notes are due by August 15, 2024, at 11:59 AM EDT. You can also learn more about the challenge and this funding opportunity via the website: https://lnkd.in/en-gvJfw This project is being implemented by Management Systems International and Resonance.

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    Introduced this week, Top Tier Impact mapped out in this schematic investors in nature, examining forest and nature forestation, ocean conservation and blue economy, regenerative agriculture, and integrated environmental conservation. The global ecosystem of investors, entrepreneurs, and professionals that make up TT Impact invites others to tag any of those investors missing, hoping to provide a comprehensive resource across the Nature Investors Landscape.

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    Managing Director of Resonance Impact Advisory Peter J. Hall spoke on a "Nature Positive Action for Private Sector Action" panel yesterday at the WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development forum as part of London Climate Action Week. There is tremendous momentum building to move from policy and ambition to #adaptation for #resilience - with a strong focus on #partnerships, #SMEs, and #PrivateSectorAction that puts people at the center. This is a core focus of the outcomes we deliver at Resonance and we were excited and proud to join other climate action leaders in London this past week who are driving #transforming initiatives and #impact. #ClimateAction #ClimateFinance #Resiliency #PartnershipAcceleration

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    Ranggi Muharam is Private Sector Engagement and Partnership Lead for the USAID Ber-IKAN project, a five-year effort designed to improve sustainable, resilient, and equitable fisheries management in #Indonesia, which is already demonstrating significant progress and impact. He shares his insights (and photos) following a recent multi-stakeholder dialogue on sustainable seafood held in Jakarta. #IgnitingOpportunity. #AdvancingGlobalGood

    On June 20, USAID’s Collaborative Fisheries Program (USAID Ber-IKAN) and the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) convened a Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Sustainable Seafood at the Westin Hotel in Jakarta. The event united leaders from Indonesia's fishing industry, hospitality sector, retailers, associations, restaurants, distributors, eco-labeling bodies, and government to strategize on ways to boost demand for sustainable seafood within the Indonesia’s domestic market. The Director General for Strengthening the Competitiveness of Marine and Fishery Products at MMAF highlighted the growing domestic demand for seafood, stating, "In 2023, national fish consumption reached 8,319,775 tons, exceeding 2022's 8,239,086 tons. This reflects a strong interest in seafood and its health benefits, and underscores the importance of ensuring this demand is met with sustainably sourced fisheries. Dialogue and collaboration among stakeholders are key to achieving this." Progress has been made in the Indonesian market with major retailers, hotels, and restaurants adopting policies to offer sustainable seafood. Brian Dusza, Director of USAID Indonesia's Environment Office, emphasized, "Increasing local demand for sustainable seafood is crucial for environmental sustainability and the well-being of local fishing communities. The United States is proud to support Indonesia in developing a robust market for sustainable seafood through effective market incentives and supportive policies." The Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue served as a catalyst for transformative change within the seafood sector and USAID Ber-IKAN envisions this platform to foster collaborative action, develop actionable strategies, and drive tangible results. The dialogue aligns with USAID's broader goal of fostering a thriving and resilient Indonesian seafood sector that supports economic growth, environmental stewardship, and social equity. By bringing together key players and facilitating open communication, USAID Ber-IKAN promotes healthier marine ecosystems, protects biodiversity, and sustains productive, profitable fisheries in Indonesia. Thank you to the stakeholders who participated in this activity Usmawati Anggita Sakti, Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Jaz Simbolon, Masyarakat dan Perikanan Indonesia (MDPI Foundation) Achmad Mustofa, WWF Indonesia Thilma Komaling, M. Maskur Tamanyira, International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF), Indonesian Pole & Line and Handline Fisheries Association (AP2HI), Aruna, Silly Fish Indonesia, AEON INDONESIA, PT, The Westin Jakarta, FishLog, PT Samudra Mandiri Sentosa, PT Bintan Intan Gemilang, Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan Republik Indonesia Resonance USAID Dwi Aryo Tjiptohandono Maurice Knight Brian D.

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    London Climate Action Week Highlights Innovative Solutions Like Those We Seek Under the Safeguarding Carbon Markets Challenge    London Climate Action Week's themes include climate ambition, #ClimateFinance, and mobilizing the whole of society towards #ClimateAction. These resonate with our vision for climate projects and carbon markets as potential vehicles for achieving a sustainable new economy. Critical to this vision is the need to safeguard carbon markets from the numerous corruption risks that can undermine the trust in and effectiveness of these growing and promising solutions. Corruption jeopardizes the intended benefits of carbon markets; diverts resources intended for decarbonization or, in the case of land-based projects, for local, indigenous, marginalized, and underserved communities; and potentially threatens community livelihoods. Visibly addressing corruption risks is critical to maximize the impact of investments, raising additional funds for climate finance; and advancing broader environmental, social, and governance goals. Announcing the Safeguarding Carbon Markets (SCM) Challenge Last week, USAID, in collaboration with partners BHP Foundation and the Global Partnership for Social Accountability, announced the launch of the Safeguarding Carbon Markets Challenge (SCM Challenge). Resonance serves as an implementing partner with Management Systems International. The SCM Challenge seeks innovative concepts that counter #corruption and enhance transparency and accountability in #CarbonMarkets to preserve the benefits of critical climate finance. We encourage fresh ideas, early-stage prototypes, and scalable solutions that bridge and build upon best practices and expertise from both the anti-corruption and climate finance communities to reduce opportunities for corruption, raise the costs of corruption, and incentivize public and private sector integrity in these critical markets. Concept notes are due by August 15, 2024 at 11:59 AM EDT. To learn more about this funding opportunity, visit the website. https://lnkd.in/en-gvJfw

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    This morning we shared out one of our most-read Insights article by the Director of our newly-named Evidence For Transformation (E4T) Services area Monica Gadkari, "What is MEL?" (Linked Below). It provides a great overview of #MEL as a tailored and integrative approach and toolset for USAID-funded projects, robust partnerships and collaboration, and corporate clients. We follow that with an update on the growing demand for MEL specialists in Global Development and Sustainability, detailing requisite background, preparation, career advancement, and and resources for training in this highly-skilled and growing area of expertise. https://hubs.ly/Q02Df5V00 Also read our recently-published Insights authored by one of our star E4T experts, Javaid Rafat, entitled "Evidence for Transformation: Documenting the Business Value of Social Impact Programs," to see how E4T services, including MEL, are critical for program improvement, transformative change, and building the business case for investment. https://hubs.ly/Q02DffLT0 What is MEL? https://lnkd.in/g5jAMaF5

    High Demand for MEL Specialists in Global Development and Sustainability

    High Demand for MEL Specialists in Global Development and Sustainability

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    We were excited to learn that published Insights from Monica Gadkari, Director of our recently-named Evidence For Transformation or E4T services that includes Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (#MEL), is appearing at the top of Google searches (and its #AI-generated description!). Our diagram depicting the MEL framework that accompanies her thought leadership in this very important service space is also coming up when MEL is searched. It's not that we think we have the corner on the market of MEL services and are thus sharing this news based on our exclusiveness (other reputable implementing firms working with USAID and other catalyst organizations are also in best practice integrating MEL across initiatives and projects). Rather, it's that Monica and her team have demonstrated exceptional MEL expertise and proven delivery of integrative solutions across our project portfolio, including a growing demand among corporate clients for tailored innovative tools and approaches to meet diverse and dynamic needs. What is Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL)? Read Monica's published Insights here to learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02D6z3Z0 And if you are interested in exploring how our integrative E4T services, including MEL, Data & Analytics, Knowledge Management, and Change Management can help drive, assess, report, and improve global development, sustainability, client and social impact projects and partnerships, reach out to Strategic Communications lead Courtney Johnson-Woods at cjohnson-woods@resonanceglobal.com and she will connect you with an E4T expert today. Additional Reading: Evidence for Transformation: Documenting the Business Value of Social Impact Programs: https://hubs.ly/Q02D6Sr00 Evolved Evidence for Transformation (E4T) Services Discussed in this Installment of “Conversations that Resonate” https://hubs.ly/Q02D6vp50

    What is Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL)?

    What is Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL)?

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    By 2030, the cost to tackle climate impacts and needs is projected to be $3–5 trillion per year. Carbon markets can play an important role in helping to address the climate crisis, but we must safeguard these mechanisms and address their corruption risks to ensure they achieve their intended benefit and impacts. That’s why USAID, with partners BHP Foundation and Global Partnership for Social Accountability, recently launched the "Safeguarding Carbon Markets Challenge (SCM Challenge)." The SCM Challenge will award multiple grants of between $50,000 and $500,000 to organizations with the best innovative concepts that counter corruption and strengthen transparency and accountability in carbon markets to preserve the benefits of critical climate finance. #CarbonMarkets #Climate #InnovationChallenge #USAID Learn more and submit your concept note by August 15 at 11:59 AM EDT. https://lnkd.in/en-gvJfw

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