SERVICES

Address human rights and sustainability risks


Human rights and sustainability risks in global supply chains are rarely simple, visible or static. Companies may face risks linked to labour rights, conflict, corruption, environmental harm, community impacts, migrant worker vulnerability or weak supplier governance.

Too often, risk assessments generate lengthy reports but leave business teams unclear about what matters most, what should happen next and how risks should be mitigated or remediated. At the same time, regulators, customers, investors and civil society increasingly expect organisations to demonstrate that they identify salient risks, prioritise action and respond to impacts in a credible, risk-based and rights-holder-focused way.

  • Supply chain mapping and risk prioritisation: We map supply chains, identify high-risk geographies, suppliers, materials or operating contexts and prioritise where deeper due diligence is required.
  • Human Rights Risk Assessments (HRRA): We conduct human rights risk assessments that identify salient human rights risks, assess severity and likelihood, and provide practical recommendations for action.
  • On-site due diligence assessments: We undertake risk-based on-site due diligence assessments across human rights, environmental and wider ESG risk factors, using experienced practitioners and drawing on local expertise where needed.
  • Human Rights Impact Assessments (HRIA): We deliver human rights impact assessments that examine actual and potential impacts on rights holders, helping clients develop effective mitigation, management and remediation measures.
  • Risk mitigation and remediation: We support clients to design and implement risk mitigation and remediation approaches that address root causes, reduce harm and strengthen due diligence outcomes.
  • Crisis and incident advisory support: We provide expert advice when serious allegations, incidents or stakeholder concerns arise, helping clients understand the issues, respond appropriately and make informed decisions under pressure.