This workstream leverages OECD standards on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) to tackle corruption risks in companies’ supply chains.
Through research and engagement with practitioners and experts, this workstream is developing an infographic on how companies can use OECD RBC due diligence to tackle corruption risks in the supply chain. This practical infographic will become a key tool for OECD National Contact Points for RBC to build capacity on dealing with integrity issues in RBC promotion and related specific instances.
This workstream is also undertaking a mapping of corruption-specific criteria used by major sustainability initiatives to understand i) if and how such schemes address corruption risks in their expectations for companies; ii) explore how these criteria align with OECD RBC standards; and iii) how to leverage such initiatives as multipliers in the fight against corruption. This mapping builds on OECD work to assess the alignment of sustainability initiatives against OECD due diligence standards.
Interested in this workstream?
Contact Luca Maiotti, Anti-Corruption Focal Point, Centre for Responsible Business Contact, to learn more.
The Due Diligence for Integrity workstream is supported by the US Department of State as part of the Global Initiative to Galvanize the Private Sector as Partners in Combatting Corruption (GPS).