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  • How New Business Models Can Address Human Rights Risks in the Cobalt Suppy Chain
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    This paper analyzes the business solutions that companies are currently exploring to formalize the so-called artisanal small-scale mining (ASM). Its goal is to distill the business factors that have a systemic positive impact on the workers and communities involved in ASM.

  • Economie et droits humains: coup d’accélérateur européen
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    On the issue of business and human rights, the Swiss and European political agendas will overlap on July 1, write Sarah Dekkiche and Dorothée Baumann-Pauly. That day, the Federal Council is expected to decide on the date of the vote on the Responsible Business Initiative. On the same day, Germany will take over the EU Council Presidency.

  • Reopening factories safely is the next challenge - Here’s how fashion brand can help
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    As garment factories in Bangladesh come under pressure to reopen, Dorothée Baumann-Pauly and Natasja Sheriff set out three ways fashion brands can offer practical assistance to suppliers to ensure the safety of millions of workers.

  • Doit-on craindre un “coronawashing” ?
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    Interviewed by Le Temps about the role of the private sector in the covid-19 crisis, Dorothée Baumann-Pauly notes the encouraging mobilization of companies while emphasizing that for their initiatives to be meaningful, they should go beyond philanthropy and be grounded in the company’s core business.

  • Sustainability, Ethics & Entrepreneurship Conference
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    At the end of February2020, Lilach Trabelsi is in Puerto Rico to present her work on corporate governance and responsibility at the Conference Sustainability, Ethics and Entrepreneurship (SEE).

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