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11 Jan 2015

USA: First submissions to National Action Plan consultation

In September 2014, President Obama announced that the US would develop "a National Action Plan to promote and incentivize responsible business conduct, including with respect to transparency and anticorruption, consistent with the U.N. Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and the OECD Guidelines on Multinational Enterprises”.

The US Government invited stakeholder submissions on its National Action Plan.  Below is a list of recommendations submitted during the first round of submissions ending on 15 Jan.

For submissions to further consultations, see here.

To follow civil society input on the US NAP process, visit ICAR's dedicated website.