HOW CAN WE GOVERN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS TO ENSURE A JUST TRANSITION TO A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY?

Katalyst Initiative aims to help civil society and policymakers to design governance capable of ensuring respect for human rights and environmental protections in globalised supply chains.

We base our work on evidence, innovation and the application of a wide range of disciplines. We aim to reimagine what supply chains that respect human rights and operate within planetary boundaries could look like – and what governance tools will be needed to achieve change.

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This policy-oriented research research series helps policymakers and civil society to design effective value chain governance for human rights, climate and environmental issues.

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LATEST NEWS

KI at National Sustainability Society Conference 2025

Katalyst’s Anne Lally will join Ray Offenheiser, Bennett Freemand and Michael Bride on 21 October for a panel “Sustaining Sustainability in Turbulent Times: How do we sustain progress on human rights across sectors from companies and investors to governments and civil society” 

Learn more about the 2nd Annual NSS Conference.

Sharing KI research with TRUSTEX Extended Producer Responsibilty platform

Katalyst was pleased to share our research and analysis on industry structure, trade flows and global workforce structure with the TRUSTex project, in support of their work on implementing new EU Extended Producer Responsibility regulations.

TRUSTex is a Horizon Europe Innovation Action bringing together 19 partners across 10 European countries to advance sustainable textiles through innovative Extended Producer Responsibility schemes.

KI at Climate Week NYC

Katalyst’s Anne Lally faciliated the Too Hot To Fashion? expert panel discussion, exploring climate impacts on workers, and collaborative solutions to strengthen worker resilience and advance a fair transition in the garment industry. 

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