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Module 2: Protecting human rights: Supply chain transparency and risk

16 October 2025 09:15 – 15:30
Understand what makes a person more vulnerable to exploitation, how to gain greater visibility of your supply chain and tools for identifying human rights risks and explore what steps to take for meaningful stakeholder engagement.

Module 3: Respecting human rights – managing risk and measuring progress

3 November 2025 09:15 – 15:30
Discover tools for mitigating and managing human rights risk from audits through to purchasing practices through worked case studies, and how you can measure the impact your work is having on human rights.

Module 4: Remedying human rights violations – putting things right before or after they go wrong

13 November 2025 09:15 – 15:30
Explore what it takes to develop effective grievance mechanisms with stakeholders and make remedy a reality.
Garment worker, Bangladesh

ETI responsible purchasing practices support & training

Upcoming human rights legislation explicitly acknowledges the importance of purchasing practices, requiring companies to review their own commercial operations and take action to prevent potential adverse impacts.

E-learning module: Access to remedy principles

An interactive e-learning module for retail and supplier businesses to learn about the practical application of the Access to Remedy Principles, the fundamental concepts around remedy and operational grievance mechanisms, and why they are important

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