AMSTERDAM – The Dutch-based non-profit Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) has launched a new toolkit to support human rights due diligence across manufacturing supply chains and to help companies to implement mandatory due diligence.
The SLCP works closely with wider textile industry groups in a bid to advance the convergence of industry social standards and last year it tapped into the Initiative for Global Solidarity (IGS) to deliver a project on social convergence in the sector.
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