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publication cover - 50 years of the OECD Guidelines: Contributions, limitations, and what is needed next
Publication / 25th June 2026

50 years of the OECD Guidelines: Contributions, limitations, and what is needed next

Recommendations for the OECD and member governments on the future implementation of the Guidelines
publication cover - 50 years of the OECD Guidelines: Contributions, limitations, and what is needed next
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publication cover - Civil society guide to leveraging the OECD’s guidance on a just transition
Publication / 21st May 2026

Civil society guide to leveraging the OECD’s guidance on a just transition

Strategic use of the OECD’s paper “Responsible Business Conduct for a Just Transition: Protecting workers, communities and consumers in the low-carbon transition”
publication cover - Civil society guide to leveraging the OECD’s guidance on a just transition
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publication cover - Short guide to the Guidelines for civil society
Publication / 25th June 2024

Short guide to the Guidelines for civil society

Understanding and using the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct
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Blog / 28th November 2023

Addressing the Roots: How a Just Transition can navigate us out of the Climate Crisis

By Janneke Bazelmans and Isabelle Geuskens Blog symposium co-organised by OECD Watch and NOVA School of Law   In the midst of the climate crisis, urgent action is paramount. We are in a race against…

Blog / 14th November 2023

A timely development the EU can learn from: The climate change dimension of the 2023 OECD Guidelines

By Chiara Macchi Blog symposium co-organised by OECD Watch and NOVA School of Law   The 2023 edition of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct mark a significant step forward in…

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