Research & Funding Sub-Group
Chair: Mei Trueba
Group Purpose: The IWGEPP Research subgroup aims to strengthen ethical public procurement through evidence-based research. We develop concrete research projects, share findings with policymakers and practitioners, and collaborate with relevant stakeholders to inform ethical procurement policies and practices.
Current Activity:
2025-2026: Effectiveness of the Employer Pays Principle (EPP) in preventing modern slavery in healthcare supply chains (PI: Mei Trueba)
2025-2026: Creating an Accredited E-Learning Course for Public Sector Suppliers to Tackle Modern Slavery in their Supply Chains (PIs: Alex Hughes & Mei Trueba)
2025-2029: Bridging the Gap: How Intermediaries Navigate Sustainability Reporting and Due Diligence (PI: Huyse Huib)
Previous Activity:
2023-2024: Reducing Modern Slavery in the Health Sector's Supply Chains for Personal Protective Equipment (PI: Alex Hughes)
For more information, or to work with us, please contact Mei Trueba

