Governance & Integrity
Leadership responsibilities, policies, conflicts, transparency, records and accountable decision-making.
GFB Standards
Responsible-business standards need explicit requirements and evidence.
Global Fair Business develops private standards and validation criteria for defined responsible-business practices. A published GFB standard does not imply governmental recognition, statutory status or third-party adoption unless that recognition is separately documented.
Workforce & Fair Practice
Defined expectations for workforce practices, professional conduct, opportunity and responsible business relationships.
Customers, Suppliers & Partners
Commercial-practice expectations for counterparties, disclosures, commitments and responsible supply relationships.
AI & Digital Governance
Private governance criteria for responsible use of AI, data, automated systems and digital business processes.
Risk, Controls & Evidence
Evidence, controls, review, issue handling and corrective-action requirements tied to the applicable scheme.
Continuous Improvement
Renewal, surveillance, revision and improvement requirements for time-bound governed status.
Standards become useful when assessment is traceable.
The GFB methodology defines scope, evidence, review, decision, registry and renewal logic for the applicable scheme.