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The big picture

Understanding the challenges in global 
garment supply chains

Over 99 million workers power the garment and footwear industry in increasingly complex global supply chains. Deep-rooted systemic challenges prevent millions of them to access their fundamental rights. Understanding these interconnected issues is the first step to creating lasting, meaningful change for business and workers alike. 

Guiding the industry

Over 26 years' experience being frontrunners on human rights due diligence