What the mechanism should do
- Start from a defined need
- Review readiness for that need
- Ask permission before sharing data
- Set paid or support terms
- Track outcomes and return evidence
OPPORTUNITY PIPELINE / FROM DEMAND TO PROCUREMENT AND INVESTMENT
Connect buyer needs
with providers able to deliver
Impact Marketplace is a proposed way to connect buyers and providers through a defined need, delivery capability, commercial terms and outcome checks. It is not a live marketplace and does not guarantee work or revenue.
- 01Needs
- 02Readiness
- 03Match
- 04Paid action
- 05Evidence returned
Source basis: Silom Pride Economy Living Lab — Master Partnership Prospectus & Implementation Narrative, Reading Edition v1.0, 8 August 2026, prepared by Pride Ready Asia. It is a partner-facing discussion document—not a live marketplace, MoU, provider list or partnership announcement.
What it must not do
- Claim endorsement
- Sell personal data
- Rank without a transparent method
- Guarantee work or revenue
- Publish without human approval
EXAMPLE CAPABILITIES · NOT A PROVIDER LIST
Enter by capability and deliverable—not personal identity
This is a taxonomy for pilot design. It does not identify or confirm any person or organisation as a provider.
- Trans and gender-diverse service review
- Accessibility and universal-design review
- Community consultation and lived-experience research
- Route storytelling, local guiding and cultural interpretation
- Night-time economy readiness
- Health and referral pathway design
- Inclusive communication, policy and SOP review
- Customer-journey testing
NEXT DEVELOPMENT GATE
Test one need, one buyer group and a small supplier cohort first.
Broader launch should follow confirmed governance, consent, data access, commercial terms and outcome tracking.