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Meet TVPRA Requirements with Community-Powered Transparency
The Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act creates civil liability for companies that knowingly benefit from forced labor anywhere in their supply chain, even without direct control.
What you get:
Professional GIS Platform
Satellite-Verified Monitoring
Community-Powered Data
Regulatory Compliance
Invite-Only Authentication
90%
Accuracy through satellite + ground truth
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Creates a private right of action against knowing beneficiaries
No
Fixed deadline: liability is triggered by litigation, not a compliance date
Civil
Liability enforced through private lawsuits, not government action
The Challenge
Why Snapshot Compliance Can't Defend Against Beneficiary Liability
The Statute
TVPRA creates civil liability for any company that knowingly benefits from participation in a venture it knew or should have known used forced labor or trafficking.
✓ No direct control required: liability extends to beneficiaries, not just direct employers
✓ Recent amendments expanded liability after courts narrowed it in Ratha v. Phatthana Seafood
✓ Claims are brought as private lawsuits, not government enforcement actions
✓ "Should have known" is a documentation standard: undocumented risk is not a defense
Traditional Challenges
✓ Audit Limitations
Annual snapshots can't show what a company reasonably should have known between visits.
✓ Weak Evidentiary Trail
Without continuous records, companies can't show what they reasonably knew or should have known.
✓ Supply Chain Opacity
Multiple intermediaries make plot-level tracing nearly impossible.
✓ Delayed Detection
By the time audits detect issues, damage is already done.
The Solution
Earth's Human-Centered TVPRA Solution
We combine cutting-edge satellite technology with the most powerful monitoring network of all: the people who actually work the land.
Hyper-Transparency from Space to Ground
Planet Labs' 200+ satellite constellation provides daily coverage at sub-meter resolution. Earth connects you directly to frontline workers who document real conditions through GPS-tagged smartphone reports.
This combination achieves 90% monitoring accuracy while empowering communities.
✓ Daily satellite change detection
✓ Real-time community verification
✓ Immediate anomaly alerts
✓ Complete audit trail for regulators
Who Can Be Held Liable Under TVPRA
Companies directly employing forced labor or trafficking victims
Any company that knowingly benefits from a venture using forced labor
Buyers of goods produced with forced labor anywhere in the supply chain
Co-investors or partners in a venture found liable under the statute
Franchise brands linked to a franchisee's labor practices
Retailers and distributors further down the supply chain
Financial backers who knowingly benefit from the venture
People Power Global Change
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