Strategic alliances Leverage current collaboration with major think tanks and human rights organizations (Atlantic Council, UCLA Promise Institute, UC Berkeley Human Rights Center, Amnesty International) to introduce co-branded research projects, funded documentation initiatives, or joint archival partnerships that can open funding channels and expand reach.

Archival demand Capitalize on IHRDC's mission to build a comprehensive public archive by offering scanning, metadata tagging, digital preservation, and access solutions to universities, libraries, and research consortia seeking authoritative Iran-related datasets and primary sources.

Policy engagement Position IHRDC as a trusted source for policy briefs and evidence-based reports to advocacy groups, foreign ministries, and international organizations looking to monitor Iran's human rights landscape, enabling paid policy research and advisory services.

Sustainability funding Target philanthropic and foundation funding streams aligned with civil rights and accountability work, presenting measurable impact through documented abuses, accountability mechanisms, and public education programs to secure grants and multi-year gifts.

Education & training Offer tailored training, workshops, and briefings on human rights documentation, data collection standards, and digital verification for academic institutions, media outlets, and NGOs, creating recurring revenue from capacity-building programs.