This is the second annual report by OECD WATCH, which reviews the performance of the National Contact Points for the OECD Guidelines (NCPs). It covers the period June 2003 – June 2004. The NGO reports indicate that some excellent promotional work is going on and that some NCPs have made outstanding efforts through innovative websites to highlight the work on the Guidelines. A few NCPs should also be commended for engaging in regular dialogue with all stakeholders about the ethical dilemmas that confront responsible companies in the globalised economy. Task forces, working groups or other advisory bodies tend to improve the work of the NCP. But these positive aspects are offset by the increasing use of procedural devices by some NCPs to disallow complaints
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Retaliation must be prevented in relation to the Mapuche-Williche vs. Statkraft NCP complaint
OECD Watch has received concerning reports from complainants of increased public exposure of Indigenous representatives and civil society filing a National Contact Point (NCP) complaint and separate legal complaint against Norwegian renewable energy company Statkraft,…
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OECD Watch’s submission for NCP Korea, Japan and Croatia’s peer reviews
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State of Remedy 2025
Annual analysis of community and NGO-led National Contact Point complaints concluded in 2025
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OECD Watch’s submission for NCP Costa Rica and Lithuania’s peer reviews
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Voices and SIRGE Coalition’s Handbook for Filing NCP Complaints Against Harmful Business Practices
A practical guide for Indigenous Peoples on using the OECD Guidelines to protect their rights
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OECD Watch’s submission for NCP Argentina, Italy, and Uruguay’s peer reviews
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OECD Watch’s submission for NCP Norway and Switzerland’s peer reviews
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State of Remedy 2024
Analysing community and NGO-led complaints concluded in 2024
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