19-May-2022
English
Promoting Responsible Supply Chains in Myanmar
Under a new programme, Promoting Responsible Supply Chains in Asia, implemented together with the International Labour Organisation and the European Union, the OECD will contribute its extensive expertise on trade and investment and on risk-based RBC due diligence to support in-country policy developments and action to create an enabling environment for RBC, to boost industry capacity and to raise awareness of the importance of RBC.
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19-May-2022
English
Promoting Responsible Supply Chains in Japan
Under a new programme, Promoting Responsible Supply Chains in Asia, implemented together with the International Labour Organisation and the European Union, the OECD will contribute its extensive expertise on trade and investment and on risk-based RBC due diligence to support in-country policy developments and action to create an enabling environment for RBC, to boost industry capacity and to raise awareness of the importance of RBC.
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19-May-2022
English
Promoting Responsible Supply Chains in Philippines
This joint OECD-ILO-EU programme contributes expertise on trade and investment and on risk-based responsible business conduct (RBC) due diligence to support in-country policy developments and actions to create an enabling environment for RBC, boost industry capacity and raise awareness of the importance of RBC.
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3-May-2022
English, PDF, 2,364kb
Stocktaking report on the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
In 2020, the OECD initiated a stocktaking of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. The present stocktaking report provides a comprehensive overview of key developments, achievements and challenges since 2011 related to the Guidelines.
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2-May-2022
English
2022 Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains
The 15th Forum on Responsible Mineral Supply Chains was hosted by the OECD as a virtual forum on 2-6 May 2022 and brought together representatives from government, business, and civil society.
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2-May-2022
English
Stocktaking exercise on the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
May 2022 - In November 2020, the OECD launched a stocktaking exercise to assess how the OECD Guidelines have been used to address evolving issues related to responsible business conduct since 2011 and their suitability for the future. This page presents the results of the stocktaking exercise.
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7-April-2022
English
Monitoring corporate disclosure - Assessing company reporting on mineral supply chain due diligence
This document was prepared by the OECD Secretariat and WikiRate using qualitative and quantitative research methods, to analyse publicly accessible information including annual reports, policies, public audit reports, website content and supplier engagement documents to assess disclosure for 2014 and 2018 of a sample of 503 companies.
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4-April-2022
English, PDF, 3,580kb
OECD Responsible Business Conduct Policy Reviews: Brazil
The Review takes stock of relevant legislation, regulations and policies existing in Brazil in areas covered by the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, as well as in other relevant policy areas. It formulates policy recommendations to support Brazil not only in regulating and enforcing in pursuit of RBC but also to leverage and incentivise responsible business practices.
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4-April-2022
Portuguese, PDF, 2,750kb
Estudos da OCDE sobre a política de conduta empresarial responsável: Brasil
A Revisão faz um balanço da legislação, regulamentos e políticas relevantes existentes no Brasil em áreas abrangidas pelas Directrizes da OCDE para as Empresas Multinacionais, bem como em outras áreas políticas relevantes. Formula recomendações políticas para apoiar o Brasil não só na regulamentação e aplicação na prossecução do RBC, mas também para alavancar e incentivar práticas empresariais responsáveis.
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1-April-2022
English, PDF, 2,020kb
Guide for National Contact Points on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples when Handling Specific Instances
This resource note addresses some of the key challenges that NCPs have faced or are likely to face in their handling of specific instances that involve the rights of indigenous peoples. It examines what is understood by the term “indigenous peoples”, the relationship between the OECD Guidelines and indigenous peoples, explores relevant NCP cases and the key topics that arise from the cases.