ETI is a world-leading alliance of companies, trade unions and NGOs working together to advance human rights in global supply chains. Founded in 1998…
Our membership is tripartite, comprising of companies, NGOs and trade unions spanning many countries and sectors. Our NGO members bring global…
Every company sourcing from global supply chains has human rights risks in those supply chains. The complexity of modern supply chains — spanning…
The ETI Base Code is a code of labour practice based on international conventions and is internationally respected as a model code. All ETI member…
ETI's accountability framework is one of the things that most distinguishes us from other responsible business initiatives — and it is worth…
A wave of new legislation is raising the bar for what companies are expected to do about human rights risks in their operations and supply chains —…
ETI offers a range of training programmes designed to build genuine operational capability in human rights due diligence and ethical trade — not just…
ETI supports companies to progress through our Corporate Transparency Framework. Company members report against the framework each year and ETI…
We don't carry out audits against the ETI Base Code ourselves, as that's not our role as an organisation. However, many private auditing companies…
ETI membership is open to companies, trade unions and NGOs that source from or work within global supply chains and are genuinely committed to…