Home Supporting accountability rules
Supporting accountability rules
Share Menu
Share this
read more less
Blog /
50 years of the OECD Guidelines: Civil society’s priorities for the next chapter
Last week, OECD Watch joined governments, businesses, trade unions and civil society from around the world in Paris for the OECD’s Responsible Business Conduct Week, marking the 50th anniversary of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational…
Publication /
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 /
OECD Watch statement on advancing legal frameworks for responsible business conduct
Statement on the third meeting of the OECD's Inclusive Platform on Due Diligence Policy Cooperation
News /
Open Letter to the members of the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct
OECD Watch has joined over 100 human rights and environmental organisations – including Indigenous Peoples’ and Afro-descendant peoples’ representative organisations – from more than 55 countries in sending an Open Letter to members of the…
News /
Sign-on Letter to IFC: Align sustainability standards with OECD Guidelines
OECD Watch has sent a joint letter to the International Finance Corporation (IFC) calling for its Sustainability Framework Review to align with the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct – raising the…
Publication /
Updated – Alignment within Reach: Remaining opportunities to align the EU CSDDD with the OECD Guidelines
Recommendations for EU policymakers and member states to correct lack of alignment between EU CSDDD and the OECD Guidelines
Blog /
Corporate accountability is evolving – and multilateralism is central to it
Last month OECD Watch released its new five-year strategy. The team had to laugh while writing it: in the last ten years, has there been a more unpredictable geopolitical moment in which to attempt to…
News /
Cleaning up the damage to the CSDDD from the Omnibus 1
The European Parliament has today approved the Omnibus I package that significantly weakens the landmark Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), among other accountability laws. OECD Watch calls on EU Member States to correct the…
Publication /
Strengthening National Action Plans on business and human rights:
25 recommendations to improve impact and increase alignment with the OECD Guidelines
