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The Demonstration

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Proving that verified sustainability data can flow
from the first mile to the investor

Real World Impact is deploying the Co-Creation Impact Model (CCIM) through a commercial demonstration in East Africa, live, in real conditions, at scale, across an agricultural value chain. The demonstration is designed to prove what is currently unproven at this scale: that governance-grade sustainability data can flow continuously from first-mile producers to institutional investor reporting, and that the system for doing so is replicable across sectors and geographies.

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A structural gap in sustainable finance

Across value chains, ESG and impact data is fragmented, top-down, and disconnected from real-world activity. Investors have limited visibility into underlying performance. Delivery actors are rarely integrated into data systems. This creates a persistent gap between real-world delivery and investment decision-making, undermining both financial performance and sustainability outcomes.

The global sustainability transition will not be achieved through isolated projects or compliance-driven reporting. It requires operational systems that align finance, data and human collaboration across entire value chains. The demonstration is designed to show that such a system is not only possible but commercially viable and ready to scale.

Evidence that sustainable finance can work differently

Verified, ISSB-aligned ESG and impact data flowing from first-mile producers to investor reporting

End-to-end value chain transparency across a live agricultural supply chain in East Africa

A scalable, replicable deployment model applicable across sectors and geographies

Satellite-verified environmental data covering land use, soil health, water and climate exposure

Gender-disaggregated data with women smallholder farmers as active data contributors

An evidence base to inform future investment decisions and sustainability standards development

Gender and Inclusion: Embedded by Design

Women smallholder farmers are not simply beneficiaries of the demonstration. They are active contributors to the data architecture. Gender-disaggregated metrics are built into the CCIM data model from the outset. This is grounded in our founding research, which demonstrated that the invisibility of women in supply chain data systems is both an equity failure and an investment risk.

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The infrastructure for verifiable sustainability, now available

The demonstration is the first deployment of a commercially viable model designed to scale across multiple geographies and agricultural commodity sectors. Real World Impact is moving to commercial implementation, working with investors, corporates and value chain partners to deploy the CCIM at the scale that systemic change requires.

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For Investors

Decision-useful ESG and impact data from the first mile of your portfolio value chains. De-risked investment pipelines. ISSB-aligned reporting from verified, comparable data.

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For Corporates

Verified, traceable ESG data from ingredient and raw material supply chains. Lower compliance cost. Supply chain transparency that strengthens brand credibility and regulatory standing.

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Implementation and Advisory

Paid engagements to deploy the CCIM within a specific value chain or geography, covering system design, co-creation facilitation and governance architecture.

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Data and Reporting Services

ISSB-aligned sustainability reporting generated from CCIM-integrated value chains, available on a per-report or subscription basis for corporates and institutional investors.

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Partner with the demonstration

We welcome conversations with investors, corporates, DFIs and delivery partners about what involvement could look like.

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