STITCH launches HRDD guidance

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New guidance provides sector-specific tools to integrate stakeholder engagement across human rights due diligence processes 

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The Sustainable Textile Initiative: Together for Change (STITCH) has published a new guidance document aimed at equipping brands with tools to strengthen their human rights due diligence (HRDD) and ensuring garment workers’ voices help drive improvements in textile supply chains.

The document ‘Technical guidance on meaningful stakeholder engagement in the garment, apparel and textile sectors’, aims to fill the gap on how to apply meaningful stakeholder engagement (MSE) as a critical part of HRDD.

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