Overview
The project aims to promote fair and transparent supply chains, and to empower stakeholders to uphold human rights and environmental standards.
Among others, the project:
- Provides training and resources to civil society, small producers, and workers to strengthen their role in global value chains.
- Builds capacity for human rights and environmental due diligence through practical tools and localized support.
- Engages with companies and trade unions to promote fair labor practices and responsible business conduct.
- Facilitates multi-stakeholder dialogue, fostering collaboration between public, private, and civil society actors.
- Supports advocacy for improved regulatory frameworks and increased transparency in global trade.
Please visit the project website or contact us to find out how this support can benefit you.
Key information
- Start date
2021
- End date
2025
- Target group(s)
Civil society organisations; Trade unions; Government institutions; National human rights institutions (NHRI); Companies; Smallholders and cooperatives; Business associations; Workers; Local communities; Multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSI); Industry initiatives
- Sector(s)
Agriculture, fishing, forestry; Garment and textile; Energy and extractives; Industry and manufacturing; Trade and services; Information and communications technologies
- Type of initiative
Country level
- Countries of intervention
Brazil; Cambodia; Ghana; India; Indonesia; Kenya; Mozambique; Myanmar; Nigeria; Occupied Palestinian Territory; South Africa; Uganda; Viet Nam
- Type(s) of support
Information & guidance on due diligence; Tools for risk assessment & reporting; International policy dialogue; Multi-stakeholder collaboration; Capacity building & training; Support to regulatory environment; Promotion of transparency & advocacy
- Type(s) of contributor
EU Member State
- Contributor(s)
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (BUZA)
- Implementing organisation(s)
Oxfam Novib; Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO); Third World Network- Africa (TWN-Africa); The Huairou Commission