How child rights can be protected and promoted in agricultural supply chains?
Modern slavery, forced labour and human rights: The business case beyond compliance
18th - 19th October 2018 - London
How child rights can be protected and promoted in agricultural supply chains?
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14:30
Child labour continues to exist on a massive scale, all over the world. It is especially prevalent in agricultural supply chains where children can often be responsible for a large share of family’s income. This, along with significant cultural differences, makes an already complex issue even more sensitive. In this session, we will discuss the best ways for businesses to protect and promote child rights through their supply chain and operations. We’ll assess how companies can work with local communities to tackle child labour and address the root causes, while ensuring that these communities remain financially and socially sustainable.
Virginie Mahin
Mondelēz International
Global Head of Social Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement
Davina Jeffery
Save the Children
Head of Hunger Reduction and Livelihoods
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