Author Archives: Sona Kessaria

The S-211 Canadian law requires companies to report on measures preventing forced and child labor in supply chains.
06
Jun
Child Labour, Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), ESG Reporting, Human Rights, Responsible sourcing, Sustainability, Work Conditions

Fighting Forced Labor: Canada’s Supply Chain Law S-211

Posted on by François Thiombiano and Sona Kessaria

The S-211 Canadian law requires companies to report on measures preventing forced and child labor in supply chains.

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The Norway's Transparency act is pursuing three purposes. Understand its application and implications for corporations in this article.
19
May
Child Labour, Duty of Vigilance, Grievance Mechanisms, Human Rights, Work Conditions

What to Expect from the Norwegian Transparency Act

Posted on by François Thiombiano and Sona Kessaria

The Norway’s Transparency act is pursuing three purposes. Understand its application and implications for corporations in this article.

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Expert guidance on gender integration in infrastructure, drawing from our experience across major development projects
30
Apr
Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), Human Rights, Impact, Inclusion, Sustainability

Gender Integration in Major Infrastructure Projects

Posted on by Sona Kessaria

Expert guidance on gender integration in infrastructure, drawing from our experience across major development projects

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Ksapa's SUTTI program builds resilient agricultural value chains through training, traceability & support for smallholder farmers
17
Jun
Circularity, Climate Change, Human Rights, Impact, Sustainability, Sustainable Finance & ESG

SUTTI: Training to Unite Agricultural Value Chains

Posted on by Sona Kessaria

Ksapa presents its Scale-Up, Training, Traceability and Impact initiative for the resilience of smallholders and agricultural value chains.

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Stakeholders' role in Human Rights Due Diligence is essential in that they allow business to operate in a more efficient and targeted manner.
07
Feb
Duty of Vigilance, Stakeholders

Stakeholders’ Role in Human Rights Due Diligence

Posted on by Sona Kessaria

Effective Human Rights due diligence implies businesses operate in a more efficient and therefore targeted manner. Such an optimization process necessarily relies on transparent and ongoing stakeholder dialog.

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