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29 Nov 2017

Roadmap Doing Responsible Business

Together with ICCO Cooperation we developed a practical guide: Roadmap Doing Responsible Business. The guide assists internationally sourcing SMEs to make their chain sustainable and reduce the risk to have a negative impact on human rights.

The roadmap shows what to do and how with examples and checklists, and can be accessed here.

If you would like to get more information or assistance on how to get started or implement Human Rights in your business, please contact  marjoleine.motz@fairandsustainable.org.

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