For human rights, for better business.

For more than 20 years, ETI and our members have been a driving force in ethical trade.

We influence business to act responsibly and promote decent work. Taking a unique approach to business and human rights, our members are forward-thinking companies, trade unions and NGOs. Together, we tackle the complex challenges of today’s global supply chains, improving the lives of workers worldwide.

NEW: re-launch of ETI's Human Rights Essentials training course - four modules to equip learners with the fundamentals of human rights in business.

Our members include:

New principles, to guide effective operational-level grievance mechanisms.

Practical guidelines for suppliers on how to support the integration and employment of refugees and displaced people.

Sets expectations for ETI members and responsible businesses mapped against our human rights due diligence framework.

Our position statement on companies sourcing from Myanmar, plus new independent assessment.

Featured blog posts

A broader remit

3 May 2023

Jenny Herrera, CEO of the Good Business Charter, explores the broader remit of expectations consumers place on brands and how organisations like ETI and the GBC can help.

A decade on, has the garment industry learnt from Rana Plaza?

21 April 2023

ETI Bangladesh Country Manager, Abil Amin, reflects on the 10 year anniversary of Rana Plaza, and the lessons the garment industry must learn from this tragedy.

Four reasons to join ETI

19 April 2023

ETI's Business Development Lead, Florence Batten-Turner outlines key reasons why ETI is an alliance worth joining.

Can you improve social auditing to detect gender issues more effectively?

4 April 2023

A new pilot study shows that gender sensitive audits can better detect and address gender inequalities in global supply chains.

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For human rights, for better business.

Human rights essentials training

Our members include:

Access to remedy: a migrant worker's right

People displaced from Ukraine

ETI briefing: Türkiye and Syria earthquake

Sourcing goods from Myanmar

Featured blog posts

A broader remit

A decade on, has the garment industry learnt from Rana Plaza?

Four reasons to join ETI

Can you improve social auditing to detect gender issues more effectively?

Get the latest

For human rights, for better business.

Our members include:

Featured blog posts

A broader remit

A decade on, has the garment industry learnt from Rana Plaza?

Four reasons to join ETI

Can you improve social auditing to detect gender issues more effectively?

Get the latest

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