B# IDs provide victims of trafficking a way to show the agencies helping them their documents, photos and other evidence of who they are. This can mean access services for resettlement or integration securely and privately to avoid reprisal.
An assessment by the Rights Lab suggests that about a third of human trafficking this is detectable in some form from space — particularly slavery that occurs at sites within commodity supply chains, such as in stone quarries, brick kilns, fisheries, mines, forests and construction sites.
To eradicate trafficking across borders and strengthen services for victims, Polaris galvanizes regional collaboration among service providers, governments, and law enforcement entities to share data, strategies, and resources.
Annona is a mobile and web-based platform that global suppliers use to manage their farmer supplies, payments and aggregate crop production.
The JORNALER@ app helps protect the wages of day laborers from theft, corruption, or willful underpayment by employers.
KamakoChhnoeum in Cambodia is a program that uses mobile and fixed landlines to enable workers to receive audio messages that educate them on their rights.
Circulor, a UK-based company, has created a system based on blockchain that allows mining companies ensure their minerals are responsibly sourced.
Bluenumbers can measure if SDG investments are actually delivering the benefits promised to individuals. Government, CSR and sustainability practitioners can directly measure if they are making progress and if people’s lives are getting better.
Bluenumber helps small farmers sell more. We know where they are and what standards they practice. This means buyers can see farmers and know where supply is available. Buyers can train farmers in specific areas to meet the practice and safety standards they need.