Supply chain governance for human rights & environmental protection.
Katalyst convened a global group of experts from trade unions, environmental and labour NGOs, government policymaking bodies, and academia to start laying the groundwork for the next generation of value chain regulation for a Just Transition.
Katalyst’s research was highlighted by Mapped in Bangladesh’s October newsletter.
Katalyst is excited to welcome two new Board Members: Human Rights Due Diligence expert Hendrine Stelwagen and University of Amsterdam Professor of Private Law Klaas Hendrik Eller.
Katalyst’s new paper provides answers to longstanding questions about the size, location and distribution of the world’s garment workforce, providing a critical foundation for Just Transition planning.
In this new paper, published in Environmental Science: Advances, co-authored with University of Amsterdam’s Responsible Business Lab’s Luc Fransen, and building on KI’s Trade Realities paper, we explore how trade flows and the design of new value chain governanance laws may impace policy design.
Katalyst is honored to partner with this exciting new initiative from the University of Amsterdam.
Katalyst is pleased to be participating in the ‘Rebalance Democracy and Capitalism‘ series of talks hosted by the University of Pisa. In this talk, we explore how Katalyst’s research into some critical but poorly-documented aspects of the garment industry’s structure
Katalyst was invited to present reflections on the ways technology and due diligence can and should interact at the 2024 Asser Institute Spring Academy. The academy gathers leading academic thinkers and cutting-edge technological entrepreneurs to equip participants with the necessary theoretical
Katalyst recently joined Canopy at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, at the University of Cambridge.
Katalyst participated this week in the OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment & Footwear sector.
