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- Category: Cocoa
- Increased cocoa productivity on farms and sustained economic resilience of women cocoa farmers
- Women-centred approach resulting in farms doubling their normal cocoa yield
- Communicating the impact of Gender-Responsive Due Diligence
- Providing a remediation system to combat child labour as a commitment to Gender-Responsive Due Diligence
- Embedding Women Economic Resilience as a key pillar for committing to Responsible Business Conduct
- Category: Floriculture
- The Dutch flower sector has gained seven new Gender Champions!
- Establishing gender-responsive farm policies
- Embedding a continuous review of policies into the business cycle
- Communicating the impact of building women worker’s resilience in a global crisis
- Incorporating women’s rights in tracking implementation improves results for business and workers.
- Investing in women pays dividends and reduces adverse impacts
- Sexual harassment assessments by gender committees drastically reduce cases
- Women’s rights and well-being embedded in policies means increased success for business
- Category: Minerals
- Category: Ready-made Garment
- Hunkemöller – Establishing gender targets and indicators and tracking the implementation and effectiveness
- Addressing systemic risks through gender transformative programmes
- Identifying and prioritising adverse impacts in a global apparel supply chain
- How to use sexual harassment and abuse mechanisms to provide remediation
- Using transparency on processes as a way of combating gender inequality
- Tracking implementation and results with a gendered lens improves sustainable business practices
- Investing in women is profitable and reduces adverse impacts
- Identifying gender risks through gender-specific impact assessments
- Decisive leadership as a way to embed Women’s Economic Resilience into polices
- Category: Uncategorized
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GRDD Steps
- Step 1: Embed in policies
- Step 2: Identify and assess adverse impacts
- Step 3: Address adverse impacts
- Step 4: Track implementation and results
- Step 5: Communicate how impacts are addressed
- Step 6: Provide for remediation