Legacy research assets GFEMS closed operations but retains a vast public catalog of 100+ prevalence studies, evaluations, case studies, and issue briefs. A sales opportunity exists in offering access, analysis services, or sponsored research collaborations around this enduring data asset to NGOs, funders, and government agencies focused on anti-slavery and human trafficking.

Impactful donor relations Even after closure, GFEMS demonstrated capacity to mobilize resources and partner networks that reached 115,000+ people through 60+ organizations. A business development angle could target legacy funders and new philanthropies with partnership models, data-driven impact storytelling, and co-funding programs leveraging proven interventions.

Global network footholds GFEMS operated across multiple high-risk regions (Philippines, Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, Kenya, Uganda, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brazil) and sectors like construction, apparel, and finance. Opportunities exist to connect with regional NGOs, suppliers, and multinationals seeking supply chain transparency, risk assessment, and anti-slavery due diligence solutions.

Evidence-to-action toolkit The fund developed cross-cutting interventions, supply chain management tools, and global finance innovations. This presents a sales angle for enterprises and NGOs needing practical, evidence-based tools, dashboards, and financing mechanisms to scale anti-slavery work within their operations.

Public goods and data licensing As a source of rigorous research and methodologies, GFEMS offers potential licensing, training, or consulting services around its tools and methodologies. Purchasers could include academic institutions, government bodies, and internationalorganizations seeking validated approaches to measurement, evaluation, and policy development.