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GAIA workplace booklet & guidance

  • Public
  • 27 July 2026
  • Tools, Guidelines & Briefings
Subject(s)
Gender
Agriculture

Booklet with brief accompanying guidance, for use in the workplace.

GAIA workplace booklet
Language(s)
Afrikaans
Guidance for workplaces
Language(s)
Afrikaans
Notes
To accompany the GAIA workplace booklet
GAIA workplace booklet
Language(s)
English
Guidance for workplaces
Language(s)
English
Notes
To accompany the GAIA workplace booklet
Document

GAIA principles to end gender-based violence and harassment in commercial agriculture and fisheries

Woman harvesting citrus fruits
These principles form the foundation for businesses to address the root causes of gender-based violence and harassment (GBVH) in commercial agricultural and fishery supply chains, through individual and collective action.
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