FCDO and The Centre Partnering to Tackle Child Labour in High-Risk Supply Chains

Together, we are also co-organising an invite-only event in London on Jan 23 for UK businesses

Mitigating and Remediating Adverse Impact: Addressing Child Labour Risks in the Textile Sector

at the OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector

Strengthen Responsible Recruitment and Child Labour Prevention

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Our Year in Review

Thank you to everyone who supported our work this year. Together, we've improved lives across supply chains

Malaysian Palm Oil Smallholders Gain Capacity to Identify and Address Risks

New Programmes Underway to Strengthen HRDD in Vietnam’s Coffee and Pepper Supply Chains

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Our services and expertise help your business understand and address your impact on child rights in your supply chain, at the same time delivering positive business outcomes.

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From special investigations to bespoke projects addressing specific risks, we offer responsible supply chain management services across a range of child rights issue areas.

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