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Case study

Hardscape – Enhancing RPP through mutually agreed policies and practices

How Stone company Hardscape used insights from ETI’s tools to assess and improve its procurement practices, embedding responsible purchasing practices into its operations.
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Mining of metals & minerals

Demand for critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, and copper puts human rights due diligence in mining under the spotlight.
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Rising Waters, Rising Risks: How floods impact workers in global supply chains

Learn about flood impacts for workers and explore insights from our new snapshot for responsible business.
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3.1-3.8 Collaborative production planning

Timelines for production and lead times...
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5.5 Workers/workers representation

The purchasing company ensures the involvement of workers or their legitimate representatives to close the living wage gap.
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5.3 Understanding the living wage gap

The purchasing company seeks to understand the gap between current wage levels and living wages.
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5.1 Prices that cover responsible business conduct

Articles 8, 10, 11 & 12
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5.4 Costing strategy for living wages

The purchasing company works with suppliers to ensure prices paid allow for wage levels to be raised...
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5.2 Incorporating wage and cost increases

The purchasing company gives due consideration to price increases from suppliers that occur due to...
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Achieving gender equality in Bangladesh's garment sector

A look at the issues women garment workers face in Bangladesh, and the steps ETI Bangladesh is taking to address them.

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