We are pleased to share RESOLVE's 2021 Annual Report.

RESOLVE is pleased to announce the appointment of Carolyn Burns as Director, and Mayer Ngomesia as Senior Expert in our Sustainable Resources Program. Carolyn brings a depth of experience designing and leading multi-stakeholder collaboration in the mining sector, and Mayer has extensive experience solving complex social and environmental challenges in natural resource development and supply chains, with a focus on investment and due diligence in the minerals sector.

We are pleased to announce Michele Sofisti as our new Head of Global Partnerships. Through his collaboration with corporate leaders, donors, and agencies Michele will help RESOLVE create unique sustainability opportunities.

We’re pleased to announce new governance appointments to our Board of Trustees, Board of Advisors, and Leadership Council.

We’re pleased to introduce RESOLVE’s new website: www.resolve.ngo! Our new virtual home signals our renewed resolve to be open and curious, challenge ourselves and others, think creatively and independently, and create lasting solutions.

Washington, DC – RESOLVE, known for forging sustainable solutions to critical environmental, social, and health challenges appointed new governors and strategic partners at its annual meeting today.

We typically equate innovation with speed. It seems like transportation has been Uberized overnight, except in Vancouver where I still can’t get a taxi if it rains. But innovation isn’t always quick.

Today, we operate in a world defined by polarization and conflict rather than collaborative solutions and constructive compromise.

Today, PBS reported on the success of RESOLVE’s project, with the Tanzanian Wildlife Research Institute and the Mara Elephant Project, using hobby drones to prevent human-wildlife conflict near the Tarangire and Serengeti National Parks in Tanzania.

As part of the Administration’s National Strategy for Combating Wildlife Trafficking to stop the illegal trade of wildlife into the United States, President Obama announced the formation of the U.S. Wildlife Trafficking Alliance (USWTA) on July 31, 2015. RESOLVE played a catalytic role in building the USWTA partnership.