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14 May 2018

Corporate Human Rights Benchmark launches 2018 Progress Report

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A year on from the launch of the first Benchmark, this report focuses on the progress CHRB has made towards achieving its objectives, highlights where improvements can be made and also looks ahead to the next iteration of the benchmark.

The report serves to demonstrate the validity of the CHRB approach and also acts as a call for action to governments, investors and civil society to continue their support of the CHRB. The report includes some analysis on the pilot results. It also features case studies that demonstrate the impact the CHRB has had to date, including from companies, consultancies, investors, law firms and other benchmarking organisations. 

The 2018 Benchmark assessment is currently on-going and the results will be published in November 2018. The CHRB is also developing a new Methodology to cover ICT companies.