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Article

1 Dec 2012

Author:
Dimitri Phillips, Katie Plichta, and other Members of the Stanford Colloquium on International Business Practices, in collaboration with Cody Sisco and Blythe Chorn of Business for Social Responsibility, for UN Global Compact Human Rights Working Group

[PDF] Community Engagement and Investment to Advance Human Rights in Supply Chains

Community engagement, including but not limited to the primarily philanthropic activity referred to as community investment, has arisen as a mutually beneficial way to advance human rights in supply chains...this Note aims to explain some of the critical advantages, pitfalls and good practices related to engaging with and investing in suppliers’ communities.