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ETI Insights series

ETI Insights webinar series

Bringing together expert speakers from across ETI’s secretariat, members and partners, ETI's new webinar series will share insights and guidance on key issues impacting responsible business worldwide. This series is free and open to all with key resources available to ETI members and non-members.

ETI Insights will focus on some of the most pertinent issues impacting human rights in global supply chains today. Take a glimpse into ETI's expertise on issues ranging from just transitions and responsible purchasing practices, to mandatory human rights due diligence and more.

Past events

ETI insights: Responsible Purchasing Practices – Driving Change in Manufacturing

7 May 2025 10:00 – 11:00

Responsible purchasing practices (RPP) are vital for improving labour conditions and sustainability across supply chains.

Mining

ETI Insights: Mined minerals & metals – Challenges & opportunities in HRDD

3 April 2025 10:00 – 11:00

Hear outcomes of recent research conducted by ETI on HRDD within the mining and metals industry.

Agricultural worker battling extreme heat at work

ETI Insights: Climate change - Addressing extreme heat impacts for workers

21 November 2024 10:00 – 11:30

Extreme heat is a human rights risk rapidly increasing in saliency. Join this free webinar to learn more.

Related content

  • Company purchasing practices
  • E-learning module: Access to remedy principles
  • Responsible purchasing practices in manufacturing industries
  • ETI insights: Mined Minerals & Metals – Challenges & opportunities in HRDD
  • ETI insights: Responsible Purchasing Practices – Driving change in manufacturing
  • Responsible purchasing practices in European legislation

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