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This Human Rights Assessment shares how decisions made across the generative AI value chain can impact human rights. The report also includes practitioner guides on incorporating a human rights-based approach for people working on responsible AI.

Executive Orders from the new US administration have escalated pressure on DEI into a full-scale government crackdown. BSR answers some of the most frequently asked questions from member companies since the start of the new administration and provides actionable guidance for business.

BSR’s new report provides an overview of the climate transition landscape, including awareness around existing regulations and frameworks as well as challenges business faces in complying with these regulations. 

The exclusive quarterly member insights provides BSR members perspectives from our global team on sustainability issues and opportunities to help our member companies see a changing world more clearly.

Explore how climate change negatively impacts the health of vulnerable communities and, in turn, affects businesses, with real-life examples from Centering Health Equity in Climate Action members who have successfully integrated health equity into their existing sustainability initiatives. 

In 2023, UNICEF engaged BSR to explore current CRIA trends and develop a tool that companies can use to systematically identify, assess, and address their impacts on children. This report shares key findings from that research.

While business leaders are understandably nervous about being too aspirational or public about sustainability goals, there is still value in communicating a quantifiable, long-term vision to steer the company and its wider value chain players. BSR shares guidance on how leaders can set ambitious yet achievable sustainability goals for 2025 and beyond.

The Global Business Coalition against Human Trafficking (GBCAT), a BSR Collaborative Initiative, provides a high-level overview of ten principles and accompanying guidance on meaningful engagement between corporate suppliers and buyers on the issue of forced labor.

BSR's COP29 delegation shares an overview of COP29's main outcomes and implications for business.

With an increasing shift from voluntary to mandatory human rights due diligence, leaders are questioning the implications for their business: What are the risks associated with forced labor in supply chains, which sectors are most affected by forced labor risks, and how can businesses engage with suppliers to mitigate these risks?

This foundational resource, made freely available to the private sector and civil society by the Center for Business & Social Justice (CBSJ), illuminates ways to sustain and raise corporate ambition in meaningful ways.

Outcomes from both COP16 official negotiations as well as non-state actor convenings have implications for business. This summary provides a high-level overview of the issues and topics most relevant to business.