Supply chain governance for human rights & environmental protection.
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.
This policy-oriented research research series helps policymakers and civil society to design effective value chain governance for human rights, climate and environmental issues.
As part of Katalyst’s ongoing engagement with the next generation of sustainability leaders, we were really pleased to be the client for the 2026 University of Amsterdam Political Science ‘Pressure Cooker’ student event.
Katalyst was invited to participate in a recent consultation for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights entitled ‘Towards rights-compatible use of digital technologies in stakeholder engagement: Keeping humans in the loop.’
Katalyst Board Chair Anne Lally has been named a Visiting Professor of the Practice at the University of Notre Dame, where she will teach during the 2025-2026 academic year.
