The Geneva Center for Business and Human Rights (GCBHR) was founded in 2019 as the first business and human rights center at a business school in Europe. Under the direction of Prof. Dorothee Baumann-Pauly, the GCBHR educates future business leaders and supports companies in developing business models that align profits and human rights principles.
DOROTHÉE BAUMANN-PAULY ELECTED TO THE ADVISORY GROUP FOR THE SWISS NATIONAL ACTION PLAN FOR BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Prof. Dorothée Baumann-Pauly has been elected to the advisory group for the Swiss National Action Plan (NAP) for Business and Human Rights.
Recognizing that human rights are essential to sustainable economic and social development, the NAP implements the UN Guiding Principles, contributes to sustainable development under the 2030 Agenda, and affects corporate social responsibility.
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The Business and Human Rights Young Researchers Summit provides an international platform for young scholars in the field of business and human rights.
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This article from the Financial Times focuses on the rise of human rights education in business schools.
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The GCBHR is excited to annouce the launch of the world’s first Business and Human Rights Clinic at a business school.
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In this talk, Professor Dorothée Baumann-Pauly argues that the current crisis offers a unique opportunity to innovate and develop sustainable business models.
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Representatives from a number of business school, both professors and administrators, have worked jointly to assemble this tool kit. It includes information and resources explaining the increasing relevance of human…