Principle 1: Integration

Emphasises the need for a risk/impact assessment of purchasing practices to identify potential human rights risks.

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Responsible purchasing practices in European legislation

How the human rights aspects of CSDDD relate to the Common Framework for Responsible Purchasing Practices in Manufacturing Industries (CFRPP MI).

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GAIA: Addressing gender-based violence and harassment (GBVH) in agricultural supply chains

Driving efforts to address GBVH in commercial agriculture through collective action and joint principles.

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A reality check on HRDD progress in the garment & footwear sector

ETI's Senior Apparel & Textiles Advisor shares his reflections from the OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment & Footwear Sector.

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ETI responds to the EU Commission’s Omnibus proposal

ETI urges European legislators to uphold the core principles of the CSDDD and CSRD.

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ETI responds to reductions in international aid

ETI expressed its concern regarding recent cuts to foreign aid, and their impact on the worlds' most vulnerable, putting greater pressure on underfunded NGOs, trade unions and businesses driving sustainable development.

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Planetary crisis and social justice

What can we learn from donut economics in light of this years' World Social Justice Day theme?

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Mark Robertson, Senior VP of The Centre for Child Rights and Business, appointed Non-Executive Director of ETI Board

Meet our new NGO non-executive director of the ETI board.

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Framework on Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement

Built on five principles, this framework moves beyond the check-the-box approach, driving real value for workers and businesses.

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What is Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement (MSE)?

Meaningful stakeholder engagement (MSE) is a critical component of human rights due diligence (HRDD). It involves genuine two-way dialogue with stakeholders on key human rights issues, ensuring that discussions lead to meaningful action.

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