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Corporate Leadership on Modern Slavery
How have companies responded to the UK Modern Slavery Act one year on?
Resources
Managing risks associated with modern slavery
A good practice note for the private sector
Myanmar enhanced due diligence sectoral assessment
An ETI-commissioned independent assessment on human rights and responsible business conduct within Myanmar.
Towards greater transparency: the business case
Sets out the business case towards greater transparency for businesses and ETI, in relation to supply chain and ethical trade activities.
Towards greater transparency: ETI's direction of travel
Clarifying the direction ETI will take on transparency as part of its 2020 strategy.
Guide to buying responsibly
Guidance for companies on purchasing practices, based on a supplier survey conducted in partnership with the joint ethical trading initiatives and the ILO.
Business models & labour standards: making the connection
Exploring the key weaknesses in current business models that hamper progress on improving conditions for production workers.
Joint statement on the government response to the JCHR Report on Forced Labour in UK Supply Chains
Joint statement by the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI), British Retail Consortium (BRC), Corporate Justice Coalition (CJC), and Trades Union Congress (TUC).
From Pollution to Progress
Lessons from the SMEP Programme in the Savar Tannery Industrial Estate, Bangladesh
ETI Accounts 2024
ETI audited accounts, 2024-25
Exploring the socio-economic impact of the living wage gap - case studies from Bangladesh, India & Pakistan
Explores the socio-economic impact of the wage gap between the calculated living wage
and the current wage of ready-made garment (RMG) sector workers from Bangladesh, India and
Pakistan.
and the current wage of ready-made garment (RMG) sector workers from Bangladesh, India and
Pakistan.
Joint statement on EU Due Diligence Framework
As the European Parliament resumes its legislative work to define its own position on the EU Omnibus 1 Package, and ahead of the upcoming trilogue negotiations, our organisations — amfori, Cascale, the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI), Ethical Trade Norway, Ethical Trade Sweden, Fair Labor Association, Fair Wear Foundation, Green Button, and the Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) — reaffirm our collective commitment to advancing responsible business conduct in global supply chains.