Transparency and Accountability: Current Grantees
The rapid expansion in the reach and impact of commercial and financial actors over the last 35 years has not been matched by the development of an accountability framework able to manage or prevent harmful outcomes. According to Professor Ruggie, Special Representative of the UN Secretary General on Business and Human Rights, these governance gaps have created a permissive environment in which human rights violations are perpetrated with impunity. We support organisations working to address environmental destruction and human rights violations perpetrated by corporations, and by international financial institutions in the pursuit of development. More specifically, we support efforts to develop and strengthen social and environmental standards, and legal strategies to hold corporations and financial institutions accountable to the communities in which they invest.
- Association for Responsible Investment in Asia
Hong Kong - Association Sherpa
France - Bank Information Center
United States - Banktrack
Netherlands - Business and Human Rights Resources Centre
United Kingdom - CEE Bankwatch
Czech Republic - Corner House
United Kingdom - Corporate Europe Observatory
Netherlands - EG Justice
Equatorial Guinea - FairPensions
United Kingdom - FERN
United Kingdom - Friends of the Earth - US
United States - Global Witness
United Kingdom - Japan Centre for a Sustainable Environment and Society (JACSES)
Japan - Mani Tese
Italy - NGO Forum on ADB
Philippines - Platform: London
United Kingdom - Rights & Accountability in Development
United Kingdom - SOMO (Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations)
Netherlands
