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[…] all overseas activities meet international standards. – Access to medicines – Ma nagement of safety and health of workers – Responsible supply chain management – Biodiversity – Wa ter management – Environmental issues – Consumer safety and health – Impact of raw materials sourcing on local community According to Nike, it adopted the Responsible […] Continue Reading Guidelines on Business and Human Rights

[…] 2017, the extractive sector contributed 29.10% of government revenues, 10.40% of the GDP and 80.40% of its exports. 5 In 2018, the sector employed 2.9% of the total employed persons. 6 The agriculture sector sustains Zambia’s rural economy which relies on it for both subsistence and income. In 2017, the share of agriculture in […] Continue Reading The Corporate Responsibility to Respect Human Rights_Zambia Case Study (2)

[…] 2017, the extractive sector contributed 29.10% of government revenues, 10.40% of the GDP and 80.40% of its exports. 5 In 2018, the sector employed 2.9% of the total employed persons. 6 The agriculture sector sustains Zambia’s rural economy which relies on it for both subsistence and income. In 2017, the share of agriculture in […] Continue Reading The Corporate Responsibility to Respect Human Rights_Zambia Case Study (2)

[…] by auditors. Key Indicators 2014‐ 15 2015‐ 16 2016‐ 17 CSR Amount Spent (in INR Crores.) 10,066 14,366 13,465 Number of Companies (in Nos.) 16785 21498 19933 Total Number of CSR Projects (in Nos.) 9391 18044 21171 4 The aforesaid statutory measures have been complemented by voluntary measures such as the 2011 NVGs and […] Continue Reading Draft NAP India 2019

[…] 2016, compared with more than one million who made the journey in 2015. However, the number of dead and missing increased to over 5,000, the highest annual total recorded to date. The UK continues to pursue a coordinated and comprehensive approach to the crisis, tackling the root causes of irregular migration as well as […] Continue Reading Fco human rights and democracy report 2016

[…] The!UN!Human!Rights!Committee!noted!in!2013!that!most!chil d!labourers!were!working!in!the! agriculture!sector.! The !U.S.! Department!of!Labor!reported !that!children!were!mostly!employed! harvesting!cotton,! sesame,!cashews,!tobacco,!or!tea.160 !A! 2012!Africa!21!article!referred!to!a!UNICEF! report!stating!that!15!percent!of!working!children,!mainly!empl oyed!in!agriculture,!experienced!work 9 related!injuries! from!carrying!heavy!loads!and!using!sharp!knives,!especially!in!sugarca ne!plantations .161 ! Working!children!were! also!exposed!to!chemicals!and!hazardous!substances,!long!working!ho urs!and! night!work. 162 !! Hazardous!c hild!labour! wa s!also!reported!in!the!informal!and! construction!sector,!according!to!the! Mozambican!network!Rede!de!Comunicadores!Amigos!da!C rianca!(RECAC)!in!2013.163 !The!UN! Committee!against!Torture!expressed!concern!in!2013!about!the!exis tence!of!child!debt!bondage.164 ! in !2015 ,!UNICEF!reported!that!approximately!1.2!million!orphan ed!children!were!vulnerable!to! exploitative!hazardous!labour!and!sexual!abuse,!with!lack!of!acc ess!to!education!and!health!care.165 ! HIV/AIDS!orphans!were! reportedly!more!likely!to!be!involved!in!haz ardous!child!labour.166 ! The! U.S.! Department!of!Labo r!noted!in!2014!that!girls!from!Malawi,!Swaziland!and!Zimbabwe!were! trafficked!to!Mozambique!for!commercial!sexual!exploitation,! especially!in!rural!areas.! Children!were! […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to Mozambique

[…] The!UN!Human!Rights!Committee!noted!in!2013!that!most!chil d!labourers!were!working!in!the! agriculture!sector.! The !U.S.! Department!of!Labor!reported !that!children!were!mostly!employed! harvesting!cotton,! sesame,!cashews,!tobacco,!or!tea.160 !A! 2012!Africa!21!article!referred!to!a!UNICEF! report!stating!that!15!percent!of!working!children,!mainly!empl oyed!in!agriculture,!experienced!work 9 related!injuries! from!carrying!heavy!loads!and!using!sharp!knives,!especially!in!sugarca ne!plantations .161 ! Working!children!were! also!exposed!to!chemicals!and!hazardous!substances,!long!working!ho urs!and! night!work. 162 !! Hazardous!c hild!labour! wa s!also!reported!in!the!informal!and! construction!sector,!according!to!the! Mozambican!network!Rede!de!Comunicadores!Amigos!da!C rianca!(RECAC)!in!2013.163 !The!UN! Committee!against!Torture!expressed!concern!in!2013!about!the!exis tence!of!child!debt!bondage.164 ! in !2015 ,!UNICEF!reported!that!approximately!1.2!million!orphan ed!children!were!vulnerable!to! exploitative!hazardous!labour!and!sexual!abuse,!with!lack!of!acc ess!to!education!and!health!care.165 ! HIV/AIDS!orphans!were! reportedly!more!likely!to!be!involved!in!haz ardous!child!labour.166 ! The! U.S.! Department!of!Labo r!noted!in!2014!that!girls!from!Malawi,!Swaziland!and!Zimbabwe!were! trafficked!to!Mozambique!for!commercial!sexual!exploitation,! especially!in!rural!areas.! Children!were! […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to Mozambique

[…] and social or env ironmental responsibility of the company. This stems from the growing market maturity and the need to look for a different, more equitable management model as regards distribution of income, which will be focused primarily on the individual, safeguarding observance of their equal social and economic rights. Not only does this […] Continue Reading NAP Poland 2021-2024 English

[…] del MINJUSDH fueron desarrolladas las acti vidades que se detallan a continuación: Tabla 1. Actividades generales durante el proceso de elaboración del PNA # Tipo de actividad Total 1 Reuniones de la Mesa Multiactor 14 2 Reuniones del Grupo de Trabajo del Poder Ejecutivo 14 3 Mesas de trabajo sobre diagnósticos y línea base […] Continue Reading NAP Peru 2021-2025 Spanish

[…] to their na�onal situa�on, as follows 1.3.1 The States that have their own stand-alone plan, a Na�onal Ac�on Plan on Business and Human Rights, are 22 in total: – Belgium, Chile, Columbia, Czech, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Kenya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. […] Continue Reading NAP Thailand 2019-2022 English

[…] 2: SCOTLAND’S SECOND NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ACTION PLAN (2023-2030) 58 Learning from SNAP 1 (2013 to 2017) SNAP 1 Reports and Case Studies Scotland’s first SNAP (SNAP 1) ran from 2013 to 2017. It was  developed and implemented as a collaborative partnership, bringing  together the Scottish Government, public bodies, civil society organisations, the National Human Rights Institutions, and rights  holders across Scotland. In  total, over 40 organisations and people  took part in delivering, governing and monitoring SNAP. From 2013 to 2017, SNAP 1 involved over 50 different actions.  The SNAP 1 Annual Progress Reports and Case Studies provided  important learning for the development of SNAP 2. SNAP 1 Independent Evaluation An independent evaluation of SNAP 1 was commissioned in March  2017, building on qualitative interviews evaluating SNAP that took  place from 2014 onwards, as well as documentary analysis. The independent evaluation was carried out by Dr Jo Ferrie of the  University of Glasgow, and the final report was published in 2019.  Its recommendations included the following: 1.   Build on the existing SNAP evidence base.   Several SNAP 2 actions call for lived experience engagement,  a human rights review or a mapping exercise. 2.   Improve and provide resources to support the participation  of rights holders and civil society organisations.   Rights holders and civil society organisations are key members  […] Continue Reading SNAP-2-March-2023-FINAL-PDF

[…] de 11 Informe sobre pueblos indígenas y consulta previa pueblos indígenas u originarios es de 2 014 5346 personas, que re – presentan el 6,9 % del total de la población a nivel nacional. Se trata de ciudadanos y ciudadanas pertenecientes a pueblos indígenas u originarios que viven en localidades de pueblos indígenas u […] Continue Reading Peru_Derechos de los pueblos indígenas y consulta previa – Informe de DLB del PNA 2021-2025

[…] AND CULTURAL LIFE (e.g., freedom of thought and opinion, freedom of religion, right to participate in cultural life) RIGHTS RELATED TO THE ENVIRONMENT (e.g., right to clean wa ter and sanitation, right to environmental health, right to clean air) EDUCATION AND ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY (e.g., right to education, right to enjoyment of technological process, […] Continue Reading Mapping-the-Business-and-Human-Rights-Landscape-in-Luxembourg

[…] sus opiniones eran relevantes por su calidad de experto o por ser parte de un grupo interesado. A este respecto cabe señalar que la evaluación comprendió un total de 21 entrevistas semiestructuradas, individuales y grupales, con distintos actores involucrados en el proceso, además de algunas conversaciones no estructuradas y otros aportes hechos por vía […] Continue Reading Estudio de actualizacion evaluacion del plan de accion nacional de derechos humanos y empresas y propuesta para la elaboracion de su segunda version

[…] chains. Businesses committed to the 2030 Agenda should conduct systematic and ongoing human rights due diligence to identify the salient human rights risks connected to their business model and activities. Knowing these risks can in turn inform which actions and themes to prioritise, as part of their contribution to realising the SDGs. Robust implementation […] Continue Reading Responsible business conduct as a cornerstone of the 2030 agenda dihr 2019 fd 461990 1 1

[…] – The nature and extent of due diligence can be affected by factors such as the size of the enterprise, the context of its operations, its business model, its position in supply chains, and the nature of its products or services. Large enterprises with expansive operations and many products or services may need more […] Continue Reading Due diligence for responsible corporate lending and securities underwriting

[…] safely, and in the knowledge that their concerns are dealt with in a timely manner. DEALING WITH COMMUNITY GRIEVANCES Issue  – Conflicts between local communities and an oil company in Asia over the impacts of the oil opera- tions threatened to cause delays and financial losses for the company.  Approach  – The company employed four main strategies to engage more effectively with communities:  1. Community outreach and interviews with key opinion leaders and decision makers.  2. Information dissemination, education, and communication activities for the wider community.  3. Perception surveys and participatory workshops t o introduce the project and validate initial survey results.  4. Participatory involvement in the formulation of environmental management plans. The cost of this engagement was estimated at approximately US$6 million on a  total project cost of US$ 4.5  billion (0.13% of total costs). Result  – The company calculated that by changing its engagement with local communities, it managed to  avoid project delays of approximately 10-15 days, equivalent to an estimated saving of US $50-72 million  through timely completion of construction and avoiding contractual penalties. 13 CHALLENGE Companies may become implicated in abuses and allegations of complicit y in human rights abuses. Such accusations may be […] Continue Reading un-global-compact-guidance-on-responsible-business-in-conflict-affected-and-high-risk-areas