Multinational companies are increasingly given formal notice by civil society on the basis of human right due diligence laws. A new source of insecurity for companies as some say? What’s at stake is more profound for business and investors
Tag Archives: China
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Oct
Oct
Legally binding instrument to regulate multinational companies in International Human Rights Law is making progress. Here are 6 areas to closely monitor.
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Oct
Oct
Tech based applications with positive sustainability impacts has significantly increased in the past decade. Mass adoption is critical to scale up impacts
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Sep
Sep
How to factor human right due diligence across investment decisions. Here’s a step by step approach developed across projects to help and provide some initial guidance.
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Aug
Aug
Technologies can improve working conditions of workers. Let’s explore risk assessment, traceability, grievance mechanism, training programs.
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Aug
Aug
Energy transition is generating massive procurement of agricultural commodities. Companies can mitigate deforestation risks with social performance programs
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Jun
Jun
6 technologies are leading profound digital transformations of our supply chains. Here are some insights learning from initiatives underway making the most especially of mobile applications and innovative finance.
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Jun
Jun
Human rights due diligence laws are gaining traction all over Europe. What To Learn From France and UK’s Human Rights Due Diligence Laws?
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May
May
PPPs have been on the rise for decades. Problem: we’re not on track to meet Agenda 2030 nor Paris Agreement target 2030. What’s wrong?
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May
May
By 2030, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Russia and Mexico will belong to the top 10 global economies. Sustainability & ESG help to succeed in emerging economies.
