Ksapa collaborated with Schneider Electric to boost the Group’s risk assessment under the Duty of Vigilance
Category Archives: Human Rights
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Mar
Mar
For the present article, Ksapa reached out to cross-supply chain social risk monitoring and management software experts at Ulula to outline 5 success factors for grievance mechanisms to effectively structure and secure responsible business policies.
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Feb
Feb
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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Jan
Jan
In late 2019, before Covid19, ILO committed to see 2021 the Year to End Child Labor. Ksapa outlines how technology can power corporate impact against child labor with rapidity, scale and impact.
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Jan
Jan
Ksapa looks into Supply Chain ESG Prioritization, Covid-19 impacts and solutions to better strategize engagement and sourcing activities.
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Nov
Nov
In a volatile context where businesses and investors primarily focus on recovering from the Covid crisis, they must also change their methods to better manage their Human Rights risks regardless of these seemingly contrary injunctions.
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Nov
Nov
The PRI issued new recommendations to encourage investors to mainstream Human Rights due diligence. In this blog, Ksapa outlines a multi-year plan for investors to step up to the plate.
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Sep
Sep
Ksapa held a webinar including 150+ registered participants from Fortune-500 companies, investors and other critical stakeholders to proactively address their Human Rights risks amid the Covid-19 recession. Here are a few takeaways.
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Jul
Jul
Ksapa held a webinar including 250+ registered participants from Fortune-500 companies, investors and other critical stakeholders discussing EU mandating human rights due diligence. Here are a few takeaways.
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Jul
Jul
Time to invest in responsible purchasing practices seeking for impact. 3 successful solutions to match practices with the demands of the real economy we’re sharing with Chief Procurement Officers.
