The Global Governance Research Fund
The Global Governance Research Fund (GGRF), facilitated by Sustain Worldwide, was set up in 2018 to garner private sector support for the purposes of funding independent research on matters concerning corporate governance, human rights, and anti-modern slavery. Through the GGRF, Sustain Worldwide is able to ensure that the necessary research is carried out independently and free of influence.
The objectives of the GGRF are:
* To hold to account the largest UK organisations by turnover and champion continuous improvement in their governance performances on human rights
* To provide market intelligence through the ‘scorecards’ and underpinning analysis derived from the evaluation of the organisations undertaken to produce the report and league tables
* To accelerate the shift to greater corporate accountability for human rights in global supply chains
The GGRF is not supported by or aligned with any political party or movement, nor any NGO, nor any religious or faith-based group.
The initial contributors to the GGRF are BRE and Marshalls. Through their early support, these entities are helping advance the GGRF’s objectives.
The initial 2018 research outputs, conducted by Development International, feature a report GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: Compliance and Conformance with UK MSA and Good Practice in Human Rights FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 (published October 2018). The study’s evaluations of the FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 are presented in ‘League Table’ formats.
The 2019 research outputs are the FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 (published respectively in April and May 2019)
The League Tables provide free-to-access, ‘at a glance’ snapshots of the top-line data for each company assessed. Presented as a pdf, the individual companies’ ‘scorecards’ in summary and their marked up Modern Slavery statements are available to download.
For more information and to discuss the GGRF, the Global Governance FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 study and report (October 2018), and future benchmarks, or to commission an evaluation of your Modern Slavery statement, those of your suppliers or peers, please contact us.
The objectives of the GGRF are:
* To hold to account the largest UK organisations by turnover and champion continuous improvement in their governance performances on human rights
* To provide market intelligence through the ‘scorecards’ and underpinning analysis derived from the evaluation of the organisations undertaken to produce the report and league tables
* To accelerate the shift to greater corporate accountability for human rights in global supply chains
The GGRF is not supported by or aligned with any political party or movement, nor any NGO, nor any religious or faith-based group.
The initial contributors to the GGRF are BRE and Marshalls. Through their early support, these entities are helping advance the GGRF’s objectives.
The initial 2018 research outputs, conducted by Development International, feature a report GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: Compliance and Conformance with UK MSA and Good Practice in Human Rights FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 (published October 2018). The study’s evaluations of the FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 are presented in ‘League Table’ formats.
The 2019 research outputs are the FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 (published respectively in April and May 2019)
The League Tables provide free-to-access, ‘at a glance’ snapshots of the top-line data for each company assessed. Presented as a pdf, the individual companies’ ‘scorecards’ in summary and their marked up Modern Slavery statements are available to download.
For more information and to discuss the GGRF, the Global Governance FTSE 100 and Real Estate 100 study and report (October 2018), and future benchmarks, or to commission an evaluation of your Modern Slavery statement, those of your suppliers or peers, please contact us.
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