Fair Wear launches HRDD training for brands

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Third and final level of human rights due diligence training programme teaches brands how to put theory into practice

AMSTERDAM - Fair Wear has launched the final part of its human rights due diligence (HRDD) training which is designed to help fashion brands identify and tackle human rights risks in their global supply chains.

The third and final level of the programme marks the full rollout of Fair Wear's Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) Academy — an online learning platform designed to help garment and footwear brands conduct impactful human rights due diligence.

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