Category Archives: Human Rights

Discover how genuine DEI initiatives drive business performance and why superficial approaches fail to deliver meaningful results

Beyond PR: The Real ROI of DEI Investment

Discover how genuine DEI initiatives drive business performance and why superficial approaches fail to deliver meaningful results

Learn how SUTTI's digital platform enables workers to drive real progress on living wages, recruitment, and discrimination in supply chains

Beyond Audits: Digital Solutions for Worker-Led Progress

Learn how SUTTI’s digital platform enables workers to drive real progress on living wages, recruitment, and discrimination in supply chains

IPBES report reveals urgent crisis in food-nature-health systems, highlighting critical need for integrated solutions to protect our future

Food-Health-Nature: A Critical Breaking Point

IPBES report reveals urgent crisis in food-nature-health systems, highlighting critical need for integrated solutions to protect our future

Discover proven strategies to boost digital tool adoption among smallholder farmers, driving sustainable agriculture and sourcing.

Digital Tools: Empowering Smallholder Farmers

Discover proven strategies to boost digital tool adoption among smallholder farmers, driving sustainable agriculture and sourcing.

Ksapa joined IHRB's event on corporate leadership during global conflicts. Here are the main insights we learned across discussions.

Business in Uncertain Times – Key Takeaways From a Lively Session

Ksapa joined IHRB’s event on corporate leadership during global conflicts. Here are the main insights we learned across discussions.

SBTN's 2024 pilot report reveals excessive focus on top-down methods vs. clear ground-level realities in nature targets.

What to Learn From SBTN Initial Target Validation Pilot?

SBTN’s 2024 pilot report reveals excessive focus on top-down methods vs. clear ground-level realities in nature targets.

Discover how coffee, with 2.25 billion daily cups consumed, shapes global agriculture and trade between producing and consuming nations

Brewing a Better Future for Coffee Farmers

Coffee is more than just a beverage; with over 2.25 billion cups of coffee consumed daily, it is one of the most widely consumed drinks in the world and one of the most traded agricultural commodities. The largest coffee-producing nations—Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia—are responsible for 63% of the global supply, while major consumers such as the European Union and the United States dominate the market.