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Article

1 Sep 2002

Auteur:
Aron Cramer, Business for Social Responsibility

Caught in the Supply Chain: Strengthening Rights for Women Workers

BSR has conducted a study of the general and reproductive health needs of women in global supply chains. The study - focused on China, India, Indonesia and Mexico - details the health needs faced by women working in the supply chains serving global companies. It also profiles innovative projects to improve women’s health as well as partnerships between companies and local and international NGOs.