What is the EU Council’s position on the Omnibus proposal aiming to amend the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)? The CORE team explains key developments, negotiating positions and timeline.
The U.S. is no longer the low-risk operating environment many businesses once assumed it to be. This CORE Message delves into the implications of the weakening state of human rights in the U.S. for corporate sustainability due diligence.
How should companies implementing the EUDR use the country classification list when assessing deforestation and forest degradation risks in their supply chains?
Effective human rights due diligence requires going beyond standard audits or generic codes of conduct. It means considering vulnerable groups at every stage of the process. Here’s how companies can do that.
Human rights due diligence extends well beyond the CSDDD and CSRD. In this article, we break down key global regulations that require companies to undertake due diligence.
Based on our work advising sustainability professionals navigating an uncertain regulatory and political landscape, we’ve gathered eight tips for sustainability leaders to make progress on human rights.
What are Indigenous rights? Why must energy projects uphold them? What is FPIC? What can electronics, automotive and energy companies learn from the mistakes of the extractives industry?
What is the EUDR? What does it require? Who does it apply to? How can companies best use their existing due diligence processes and resources to meet EUDR requirements?
This International Women’s Day, Lisa writes about privilege —what it is, how to identify it, and how to use it to help build a more equitable society.
How can companies use established corporate practices such as supplier self-assessment questionnaires (SAQs) effectively in human rights due diligence?
