An ethical Christmas reading list

Today is my last official day working at ETI. I wish I could capture the key things I’ve learnt over the last six years in a succinct blog, but that’s impossible. Instead, I thought I would share some of the materials I’ve led, commissioned, overseen or collaborated on to fill your Xmas reading stocking.

If you have a light novel or two to read instead, you could dip into these in the new year when you return to work and could use some information or guidance.

Human rights due diligence

ETI framework on human rights due diligence

Purchasing practices: Joint ILO / ETI study on buying practices

Joint ETI guidance on buying responsibly

Modern slavery

Corporate leadership on modern slavery – in partnership with Hult/Ashridge Business School

Corporate approaches to modern slavery - in partnership with Hult/Ashridge Business School

ETI Base Code Guidance on Modern Slavery (Forced Labour – Base Code Clause 1)

Managing risks associated with modern slavery: a good practice note for the private sector – in partnership with Ergon. Commissioned by CDC, EBRD, IFC and DFID

ETI Modern slavery evaluation framework

State imposed forced labour briefing note

Identifying, managing, mitigating the risks of forced labour briefing note

Modern slavery in public procurement

Model guidelines on government measures to prevent trafficking for labour exploitation in supply chains – Organisation for Security Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)

Joint ETI-UK Government public procurement conference report (includes links to useful resources in high-risk sectors and recommendations for action by public bodies and private sector suppliers)

Sustainable Development Goals

Ethical trade and the Sustainable Development Goals

Businesses: It’s time to act – short briefing for the UN Global Compact on SDG 8.7: modern slavery, forced labour and child labour

Child labour

ETI Base Code on Child labour

Access to remedy

ETI practical guidance on access to remedy for companies

Four briefing papers on access to remedy – corporate, trade union, NGO and state perspectives

Country studies

State imposed forced labour in North Korea

Pakistan human rights due diligence study

Human rights due diligence in Malaysia’s manufacturing industry

I led a new initiative with the ETI Norway and Denmark to develop a new series of country risk profiles on labour standards – including Kenya, South Africa, Myanmar, Vietnam, India, China.  These are now housed with ETI Norway, but the Local Resources Network was transferred to the International Trade Centre’s Sustainability Map. Check it out.

Gender

ETI Gender Analysis – synthesis graphics - in partnership with Manchester University

Happy Reading! It has been a privilege to work at ETI.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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