Redefining Value From Outcome Based Funding to Tradeable Impact 2025

5.3 Pathway to scale : a three-phase transition Pathway to scaling tradeable impact FIGURE 7 The following phases could apply to transforming tradeable impact from concept to core economic function: Key actions Objective Primary actors Key actionsExperimentation and ecosystem formation Governments, impact platforms, social enterprises, select companies Primary actors Asset managers, central banks, rating agencies, large corporations Primary actors International organizations, governments, financial regulatorsFormal integration into sustainability reporting frameworks and public policyIntroduction of ICs into benchmarked corporate social procurement, public procurement or tax systemsEngagement of institutional investors (e.g. pension funds, sovereign wealth funds) Cross-border recognition of tradeable impact frameworksICs incorporated into national progress calculations (SDGs, GDP and beyond) and national accounting systemsCentral banks and financial institutions include ICs in collateral and monetary policy toolsKey actionsLaunching pilot marketplaces and registries (e.g. sector-specific IC platforms)Establishing baseline verification and measurement protocolsCreating sandbox environments for regulatory experimentationPhase 1: Foundation Phase 2: Institutionalization Phase 3: Integration Objective Full economic integration and global interoperabilityObjective Market stabilization and adoption by mainstream players Redefining Value: From Outcome-Based Funding to Tradeable Impact 27