The Centre’s Child Rights in Business (CRIB) Working Group brings brands and retailers together to collaborate, share best practices and stay informed on the latest developments in child rights and human rights due diligence.

 

WHY JOIN THE CRIB WORKING GROUP?

 

CRIB Working Group meetings provide a confidential space for brands and retailers to identify shared challenges, exchange resources and experiences, and implement best practices for children, young workers, and working parents in the supply chain.

 

CRIB Members receive regular data and updates from The Centre’s teams working on the ground to tackle child rights and HRDD issues in supply chains. These insights empower your company to stay ahead of child rights challenges, comply with HRDD legislation, make informed decisions, and refine strategies using real-time data.

 

BENEFITS OF CRIB MEMBERSHIP:


Stay Ahead of Child Rights Risks and HRDD Legislation
Access real-time insights, trends and data on child rights and human rights issues, drawing from The Centre’s extensive experience in global supply chains. Our resources equip members to better understand and mitigate risks, proactively address challenges, and comply with evolving regulations.


Collaborate on Joint Initiatives
Partner with The Centre and fellow CRIB members on large-scale multi-stakeholder projects addressing child labour and advancing child rights, including child rights actions hubs.


Rapid Response to Child Labour Cases
Gain guaranteed access to The Centre’s Child Labour Rapid Response service for fast, effective action in the event of suspected cases within your supply chain.


Engage in Expert-Led Meetings & Task Forces
Participate in regular online / in-person CRIB working group meetings in Hong Kong, New York and London. Workstream meetings addressing specific topics on child rights and human rights are also held year-round.


Priority Access to Research & Case Studies
Be the first to access the latest research, legal updates and case studies from The Centre, presented with a focus on practical action to strengthen due diligence approaches.


Exclusive Access to the CRIB Working Group Online Platform
Enjoy members-only access to our exclusive online platform, which provides a wealth of essential resources, including:


  • Interactive child labour map

  • Regularly updated child labour data from The Centre’s case studies

  • Alerts on emerging child labour risks and hotspots

  • Comprehensive resource library

  • Country-specific fact sheets

  • Peer discussion message board

 

 

 Contact us to discuss how CRIB membership can benefit your company.


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Joining the Working Group complements some of our most significant initiatives within MTP, including our work with village representatives, our staff, and contractors about child’s rights and implementing policies surrounding the protection of vulnerable children in the communities where we operate.

-Phonesavanh Chindamany, Sustainability Manager at Mekong Timber Plantations, Mekong Timber Plantations
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Phonesavanh Chindamany, Sustainability Manager at Mekong Timber Plantations, Mekong Timber Plantations

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