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Introducing 60dB Signal: Transform Your Investments with Verified Customer Data

Our new platform spotlights the companies that are making the most impact for their customers – hosting a diverse range of organizations, built on the world's largest dataset for social impact measurement.

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Women’s Experience Accessing Maternal Health Commodities in Kenya and Nigeria

MSD for Mothers partnered with 60 Decibels to understand women's experience in accessing essential maternal health commodities needed during childbirth in Kenya and Nigeria.

Mujeres Sin Límites Impact Report

Mujeres Sin Límites is a Fundación Belcorp program aiming to promote the solid and profitable growth of women's businesses by strengthening their leadership and entrepreneurial skills.

Digital Farmer Services in Nigeria: The Farmer Perspective

This report presents insights from 1,374 farmers across Nigeria during the 2023-24 agricultural season.

Improving Healthcare Access: How Elucid is Strengthening Farming Communities

Believing that better data leads to better outcomes, Elucid partnered with 60 Decibels to independently assess their impact and enhance their programs.

Protecting Farmers from Floods: How Parametric Insurance Builds Climate Resilience

Practical Action and 60dB partnered to measure the impact of their innovative parametric insurance pilot in Nepal.

A missing middle for impact measurement?

Meeting the $106B ag-SME financing gap has the potential to positively impact millions of smallholder farmers. But, much like the financing itself, measuring impact in the missing middle is challenging.

Webinar: Demand-Side View of Digital Farmer Services in Nigeria

Based on interviews with farmers across Nigeria, we explore what drives uptake and satisfaction with digital services.

Striving to Thrive: The State of Indonesian MSEs in 2025

60 Decibels spoke with owners, senior executives, directors, or managers of 827 micro and small enterprises between October and December 2024. The businesses that participated are dispersed across location, size, sector, tenure, and gender of business owners.