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Reflections on ETI’s GRACE project that tackles GBVH in the apparel and textile sector by Dr. Jane Pillinger. The first in a new five-part blog series.
As climate and due-diligence regulations stall, the leather industry faces rising risks it cannot solve alone. Discover why real progress now depends on shared responsibility, worker-centred action, and sector-wide collaboration.
A new PhD research partnership between Northumbria University, the Ethical Trading Initiative and Women Working Worldwide investigates what gender-just transitions could look like in global food supply chains. The project explores how women workers’ experiences and collective organising can inform fair, climate-resilient approaches across agricultural supply chains.
ETI shares key information on the evolving context in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, with recommendations for responsible business conduct.