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Tradeable impact markets aim to value and trade verified social outcomes like carbon credits, building on a $185B outcome-based funding market. Scaling requires verification, standards, governance, and policy support.

SSIR authors are right in expressing concern that impact in a single global unit can risk reinforcing inequities. But the piece misses two important points that we respond to.

Read our reflections on 2024 and how it was a pivotal year for CGM, its partners and tradable impact.

CGM and Supplier partner Medair have been selected to participate in the IMD Driving Innovative Finance for Impact (DIFI) program to confront one of the most persistent structural failures in humanitarian finance.

Common Good Marketplace has been named to the 2025 ESGFinTech100 for pioneering Verified Impact Assets™ that make social outcomes measurable, comparable, and tradable. Regardless of shifting ESG regulations, CGM is building markets that work for everyone by aligning capital with verified improvements in people’s lives and advancing the common good.

CGM engaged leading experts to refine its Impact Framework, resulting in a strengthened, collaborative model that positions Verified Impact Assets (VIAs) as a practical, standards-aligned, and innovative approach to making social outcomes measurable, comparable, and investable within the emerging tradeable impact ecosystem.