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• Seeking a “Smart Mix”: Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives and Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence
  Posted in publication on 4 October 2021

  This white paper recommends governments work with multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs) to craft human and labor rights policies to protect workers.

• The role of voluntary, collaborative human rights due diligence initiatives
  Posted in event on 29 April 2021

  For the third event of our series of online discussions organized in collaboration with the WBCSD and the ICC, we discuss how voluntary and mandatory human rights due diligence initiatives can work together to help businesses meet their responsibility to respect human rights.

• Collaborative Partnerships for Effective Due Diligence: Turning Learnings into Policy
  Posted in event on 21 April 2021

  As part of the Responsible Business Alliance European Conference on the theme “Delivering Due Diligence - Bridging Policy and Practice”, Prof. Dorothée Baumann-Pauly speaks during this session exploring under which conditions collaborative partnerships and initiatives support effective due diligence.

• Complementing Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence: Using Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives to Define Human Rights Standards
  Posted in publication on 24 March 2021

  This commentary written by Dorothée Baumann-Pauly and Lilach Trabelsi focuses on Article 30 of the UNGPs, which refers to the role of industry, multi-stakeholder, and other collaborative initiatives that are based on respect for human rights-related standards in addressing human rights matters.