ESG audits to fulfill country specific legal obligations e.g Germany due-diligence law, France duty of care, UK Modern Slavery

Business partner due diligence is a process of evaluating a potential business partner's reputation, financial standing, legal compliance, and other relevant factors before entering into a business relationship with them. Due diligence is important to protect a company from reputational, financial, and legal risks that can arise from working with unreliable or unethical business partners. By conducting a thorough business partner due diligence, a company can minimize the risks associated with entering into a business relationship with an unreliable or unethical partner. Due diligence can also help to build trust and establish a strong foundation for a successful business partnership.

The OECD guidelines provide a framework for companies to conduct a Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas (CAHRA) assessment in order to identify, prevent, and mitigate the risk of adverse impacts on human rights, environment, and society in areas affected by conflict or instability

A living wage survey is a study or research that aims to determine the minimum income required for an individual or a family to achieve a reasonable standard of living in a specific

Human rights due diligence refers to the process by which companies identify, prevent, mitigate and account for the actual and potential human rights impacts of their operations, products, and services. The goal of human rights due diligence is to ensure that companies respect human rights and prevent or address any negative impacts their activities may have on people or communities.