AMSTERDAM – The Fair Wear Foundation and the Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) have announced a new partnership which will see Fair Wear use SLCP data in their human rights due diligence (HRDD) facilitation hub in a bid to eliminate audit duplication and improve effective due diligence implementation.
After several years of collaboration between the multi-stakeholder initiatives, Fair Wear and SLCP said the move was a significant step towards greater convergence of social and labour data aimed at achieving the “shared and overarching goal of improved working conditions in supply chains”.
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