Supply chain governance for human rights & environmental protection.
Building on our ‘Trade Realities’ research, we explore which countries will benefit the most from the proposal and how, combined with good data, it can help create the long-sought-after ‘level playing field’ for living wages.
We met this week with with Professor Lukas Linsi’s International Relations & International Organization students at the University of Groningen about supply chain governance for human rights. Some great questions and observations from the next generation of policymakers!
Katalyst participated in the OECD Garment Forum in Paris this week. Great to catch up with our civil society friends and colleagues from around the world in person, in many cases for the first time since before COVID. Also an opportunity to
Katalyst and Cornell’s Global Labour Institute present two new research papers in this official side session to the OECD Garment Forum.
In our new paper, Trade Realities: Using Trade Data to Strengthen the Design of Supply Chain Governance, Katalyst uses trade data to explore how the effectiveness of new forms of supply chain governance – like mandatory due diligence laws, transnational
Katalyst’s research was quoted in the STITCH position paper on the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, in a discussion about the importance of not limiting scope only to large companies.
Katalyst’s Martin Curley was recently invited to be a guest speaker at Cornell University’s Industrial & Labor Relations School’s ‘Labor Practices in Global Supply Chains’ course. He joined Professor Sarosh Kuruvilla and students to discuss the role of NGOs in
We were greatly saddened to learn of the passing of Klaus Hohenegger, a longtime friend and colleague to many involved with Katalyst Initiative.
Katalyst joined an international mix of researchers and practitioners at the University of St. Gallen to explore the possibilities of Enforceable Brand Agreements
Katalyst was pleased to be invited to speak at the Clean Clothes Campaign and Novi Sindikat conference Living Wage is Possible in Zagreb.
