How to do business with respect for human rights?

Practical advice, experiences and insights to help companies respect human rights.

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From object to partner: learning to work with the community

Learn about how a paper and pulp company in Indonesia has worked to improve its relationships with communities through ongoing dialogue.
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This website is the result of a multi-year collaboration called the Global Perspectives Project. This project, led by the Global Compact Network Netherlands, Oxfam and Shift, brought together companies and civil society in four focus countries – Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey – to explore perspectives on effective implementation of the corporate responsibility to respect human rights.

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This work was supported by the Government of the Netherlands through the 2014 Human Rights Fund as part of its implementation of its National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights.

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How to do business with respect for human rights?

From object to partner: learning to work with the community

Sustainable wood industry