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Getting started

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Purchasing Practices HRDD Framework

Legislation and other accountability mechanisms play a key role in driving progress and creating a level playing field for responsible business.
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Purchasing practices matter

Responsible purchasing practices are just one part of a broader picture—but they are a vital piece for any business committed to respecting the human rights of the people who make and supply their products.
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Use supplier input

Supplier feedback plays a vital role in shaping responsible purchasing practices.
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Engage leadership

Buy-in and commitment from key individuals within your organisation are needed to secure necessary resource and support meaningful change.
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The process for improving purchasing practices

Improving purchasing practices requires a collaborative approach. While individual buyers can make a significant difference, their actions are shaped by broader systems.
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London Climate Action Week: Bringing labour rights to the heart of the green transition in food, farming & fisheries

Reflections from our joint event aimed at catalysing business, trade union, civil society, academic and policy engagement on just transitions in food systems.
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A Just Transition in Agriculture: Putting workers at the centre

As global food companies push for “sustainable” or “regenerative” practices, there’s a critical question we must ask...
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Responsible purchasing practices in manufacturing: Transforming buyer-supplier relationships

ETI Purchasing Practices Programme lead shares key lessons and practical insights from ETI's manufacturing initiative, and unpacks questions which emerged from our recent webinar discussion.
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Exploring the Common Framework for Responsible Purchasing Practices in Manufacturing Industries

Reflections from our Responsible purchasing practices in manufacturing initiative.

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