Reports

Moving the Needle: Protecting the Rights of Garment Factory Workers

Wednesday Oct 28, 2009

BSR Staff

Advancing workers' rights at a factory level requires more than implementing a supplier code of conduct. In this report—commissioned by the Levi Strauss Foundation—BSR presents stories, lessons learned, and best practices from innovative NGOs working inside garment factories to promote workers' rights and responsibilities.

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Procurement in 2019: Shared Objectives, Shared Challenges

Tara Norton, Managing Director, BSR

In 2019 procurement executives can help advance their objectives by aligning with their colleagues in trade finance and the sustainability department.

Stora Enso: Human Rights Commitment through Prioritization

BSR Staff

For four years, BSR has worked with Stora Enso, a leading forest products company based in Finland, to support the company’s human rights journey.

Supply Chains Give Us the Opportunity to Measure and Fight Violence against Women

Lauren Shields, Manager, BSR; Dominic Kotas, Communications Associate, Collaborative Initiatives, BSR

Leading global brands and their suppliers are putting their weight behind efforts to address violence against women through workplace-based interventions.

Making Supply Chains Work for Women

Magali Barraja, Manager, BSR; Dominic Kotas, Communications Associate, Collaborative Initiatives, BSR

This is why and how companies should drive gender equality in global supply chains.

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