10 actions business can take on just transition now

As COP30 takes place in Brazil this week, ETI's Just Transitions Advisor shares key actions responsible businesses can take before the gavel falls.

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Building Common Ground: Reflections from our first Labour Party Conference

First-hand reflections from the Labour Party Conference, exploring how new UK laws on human rights and environmental due diligence could drive responsible business, protect workers, and support sustainable growth.

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ETI responds to JURI Committee vote on Omnibus I

ETI expressed concerns that the European Parliament’s recent Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI) vote on the Omnibus I package, under the European Commission’s proposal, undermines the hard-won gains of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).

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Toward Responsible Purchasing Practices: Updates from India and Bangladesh

Engaging with suppliers and trade associations on the journey to responsible purchasing practices in the apparel & textiles sector.

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Responsible Business Day at Labour Party Conference: Join two crucial events on business, human rights and the environment

Join us on 28 September at Labour Conference for “Responsible Business Day.” ETI and partners will host two events bringing together business, unions and civil society to discuss why stronger laws on human rights and the environment are vital for people, planet and fair competition.

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Making stakeholder engagement meaningful in practice

What does it take for a farmer in Kenya or a tea estate worker in India to have their voice genuinely heard by the company buying their products?

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Principle 4: Fair Payment & Contract Terms

Fair and transparent contract terms are a key part of responsible business. They should work for everyone involved, protecting all parties and making sure no one is left carrying an unfair share of the burden.

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Build fair and inclusive contracting processes

To build strong, equitable partnerships, it’s essential that contract negotiations are grounded in transparency, mutual respect, and shared understanding.

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Share forecasting information

Being transparent with your suppliers about market demand and ordering plans can help them anticipate needs for factory capacity and materials.

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Review your critical paths

Critical paths are essential tools in production planning. When used effectively, they support mutual understanding of roles, responsibilities, and the time required for each stage of production.

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