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Here you can find and download any of our publications from over the years.
Check out our annual reports, partner reports, best practices, pledge realisation documents, Social Return on Investment reports and much more below.
Here you can find and download any of our publications from over the years.
Check out our annual reports, partner reports, best practices, pledge realisation documents, Social Return on Investment reports and much more below.
In a world where corporate responsibility to respect human rights is under unprecedented scrutiny, this report Ten Years On: Reflecting on the ECLT Foundation Pledge and Defining the Road Ahead marks a significant milestone for thought leadership, collective action and transparency in the agricultural sector.
This guide provides companies and agricultural supply chains with essential guidance on preventing child labour by outlining legal obligations, offering practical strategies for eliminating child labour in business operations, and establishing comprehensive prevention, monitoring, and remediation systems.
As a proud collaborator and supporter of PAACLA Indonesia, the ECLT Foundation is delighted to share their 2024 Annual Report, which highlights significant achievements, innovative projects, and collaborative efforts over the past year.
2023 was a landmark year for the ECLT Foundation. Our work in research, advocacy, capacity-building, and technical assistance led to significant breakthroughs in tackling some of the systemic issues that perpetuate child labour.
Click below to access the English, French, Spanish and Portuguese versions of our Annual Report.
When the story of the successful war against human rights violations in the tobacco industry in Malawi is written, the past twelve months will feature highly. This is because it is the period that saw some key milestones achieved and a strong foundation for the elimination of human rights violations in tobacco laid.
The ALP in tobacco serves as a guide for the minimum standards of working, including family and hired labour, on tobacco farms, in auction floors and factories in Zimbabwe. It also provides a benchmark against which all Zimbabwean tobacco shall be evaluated for global compliance. All stakeholders are expected to apply this Code diligently and transparently to ensure the progressive elimination of child labour and forced labour, improve social and labour conditions and to uphold human rights on tobacco farms.
