For extractive and infrastructure projects. Cut the cost and the time of environmental, social, and human rights assessment, anticipate risk, bring order to stakeholder management, and strengthen the documentation of your compliance.
One standard, in any country: international human rights law.
Risk matrix
Probity is the platform where project teams assess their environmental, social, and human rights impact, manage the relationship with communities and local stakeholders, and keep the whole compliance record documented. It takes a process that today lives scattered across consultancies, spreadsheets, and PDFs, and turns it into a single system: a structured analysis right by right and impact by impact, a traceable record of every decision and its basis, and a living map of who is affected and what was committed to each of them.
A matrix of rights × types of impact turns expert judgment into a structured, comparable, auditable analysis.
Identification of affected communities and stakeholders, with a record of engagement and of the commitments made to each one.
Every finding, measure, and commitment carries its source, its date, and its owner. The file that will strengthen your project before the regulator, the lender, or the auditor.
Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) and human rights risk evaluations are costly, slow, and non-standardized processes.
Consulting firms charge $500K–2M USD for assessments that take 12–18 months and end up as a PDF.
CSDDD, NEPA, IFC PS, ANLA… every jurisdiction requires different formats. There's no unified platform.
60% of environmental and social conflicts happen at the licensing stage due to incomplete assessments.
Every one of these projects was viable. What they lacked wasn't capital or engineering — it was sight of the problem while there was still time to solve it.
$26B+
Capital frozen across these four documented cases alone
7–17 years
How long Adani Carmichael and Pebble Mine have been stalled — two of the cases above
60%
Of environmental and social conflicts happen at the licensing stage, when there's still time to act
Probity structures the assessment with an rights × types of impact, calibrated against a base of historical cases from six continents, curated by specialists in international human rights law and growing continuously.
Project coordinates → automatic satellite intelligence
Scoring with traceability and citable sources
Management of stakeholders and affected communities
Traceable reports, adaptable to the format each regulator requires
One global standard
Probity does not issue country-by-country legal opinions. It assesses against international human rights law — the UN Guiding Principles, ILO Convention 169, the ICESCR, UNDRIP — the common substrate on which national licensing regimes are built. That is why the same analysis holds in any country, and its output translates into whatever format each authority requires.
Aligns with
Probity is built for projects with high environmental, social, and human rights exposure.
Open-pit and underground extraction projects. EIAs, prior consultation, and IFC PS.
Upstream, midstream, and downstream. NEPA, CSDDD, industry standards.
Solar, wind, and hydroelectric plants. Environmental and human rights licensing.
Roads, ports, and civil works. Community and territorial impact analysis.
Probity is in a validation phase with a select group of consulting firms and project teams. We don't currently have public pricing.
If you have a project with environmental, social, or human rights due diligence needs, reach out to explore joining the pilot.
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