Through the Fair Impact Programme, we support companies in identifying labour risks, improving working conditions and strengthening social dialogue in sectors such as textiles, agriculture, metals and mining.
This programme offers practical guidance on monitoring risks, implementing improvement measures and demonstrating impact, in line with guidelines such as OECD standards and the new European legislation.
A key component of our approach is the Fair Work Monitor: a data-driven tool that provides companies with insight into the actual situation on the shop floor. The Monitor highlights issues relating to safety, pay, working hours and freedom of association, enabling companies to take targeted steps to improve conditions. In this way, they not only contribute to better working conditions, but also help build stronger and more resilient supply chains.
CNV Internationaal is also active in various international partnerships for responsible business conduct in sectors such as renewable energy, textiles and metals. Within these corporate social responsibility (CSR) agreements, we bring together companies, industry organisations, trade unions and governments to achieve shared goals. Thanks to our close collaboration with local trade unions in Africa, Asia and Latin America, companies can rely on up-to-date risk information and trusted partners on the ground.
Together, we are working to ensure that international supply chains become fairer, safer and future-proof. For businesses and for workers alike:
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