Resourcetrade.earth is an informative platform developed by Chatham House, dedicated to exploring the complexities of international trade in natural resources. It offers insights into sustainability implications and the interconnectedness of importing and exporting countries. The site hosts the Chatham House Resource Trade Database (CHRTD), which curates extensive bilateral trade data for over 200 countries, encompassing more than 1,350 types of natural resources—ranging from agricultural and forestry products to fossil fuels, metals, and gemstones.

By employing a systematic approach, Resourcetrade.earth simplifies access to critical trade data that are often difficult to navigate, presenting both monetary values and mass statistics of resources. The database utilizes methods to reconcile reports from exporters and importers, enhancing reliability in trade flows. With a focus on clarity and transparency, this resource empowers researchers, policymakers, and businesses to understand global resource dynamics, fostering informed decision-making in sustainable trade practices.