The Implementation Toolkit aims to help financial sector institutions implement the Blueprint. Implementing the Blueprint will in time lead to a stronger connection between an enterprise’s behaviour and its costs of capital. That connection will naturally move global markets away from their current tolerance for 40.3 million people in modern slavery and human trafficking, and encourage capital allocation to enterprises that helps reduce modern slavery and human trafficking risks. It will help address the ongoing tragic market failure and denial of human rights that this represents, and accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals, especially Target 8.7.

The Risk Mapping Starter Workflow is a simple introductory workflow to begin thinking about how to identify modern slavery and human trafficking risks in their own operations or business relationships.

A self-diagnostic tool to help financial sector institutions understand their potential connections to modern slavery and human trafficking risks, and expectations of how to respond.

Guidance on good practice in conducting financial investigations into modern slavery and human trafficking, produced with OSCE working with the Commission in September 2019.

The Leverage Practice Matrix offers illustrative examples across six different types of leverage, helping financial sector actors understand what creative use of leverage may look like.

This initiative connects survivors to safe and reliable access to basic financial products and services, working with a coalition of leading banks and survivor service organizations.

Preventing modern slavery and human trafficking by increasing access to financial products and services for highly vulnerable populations. It will roll out in 2019 and into 2020.

The Risk Mapping Starter Workflow is a simple introductory workflow to begin thinking about how to identify modern slavery and human trafficking risks in their own operations or business relationships.

An interactive self-diagnostic tool that will help financial sector actors begin to understand identified connections to modern slavery and human trafficking, and expectations of how they should respond.

Guidance on good practice in conducting financial investigations into modern slavery and human trafficking, produced with OSCE working with the Commission in September 2019.

The Leverage Typology Matrix offers illustrative examples across six different types of leverage, helping financial sector actors understand what creative use of leverage may look like.

This initiative connect survivors to safe and reliable access to basic financial products and services, working with a coalition of leading banks and survivor service organizations.

Preventing modern slavery and human trafficking by growing access to financial products and services for highly vulnerable populations. It will roll out in 2019 and into 2020.