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publication cover - State of Remedy 2021
Publication / 27th June 2022

State of Remedy 2021

Understanding OECD Guidelines complaints through the lens of remedy
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News / 10th June 2022

OECD’s strong accession roadmap may push Brazil to enact crucial reforms on environment and human rights

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) published the accession roadmap for Brazil and five other countries today, establishing a blueprint for strong requirements to protect the environment, human rights defenders, and Indigenous peoples….

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News / 16th May 2022

Fighting business impacts on women in Latin America: Practical case workshop on evaluating corporate gender due diligence

  Español abajo Portugués abajo On 17 May 2022, OECD Watch and Latin American region members ProDESC (Mexico), Programa Laboral de Desarrollo (PLADES, Peru), Conectas Direitos Humanos (Brazil), with support of Swedwatch (Sweden) will hold…

publication cover - Extensive research on environmental and human rights governance gaps in Brazil:
Publication / 22nd March 2022

Extensive research on environmental and human rights governance gaps in Brazil:

Making the case for rigorous OECD accession terms for Brazil
publication cover - Extensive research on environmental and human rights governance gaps in Brazil:
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News / 21st March 2022

Event March 22: Leveraging environmental & human rights reform in Brazil via its OECD accession process

OECD Watch and partners launch research exposing environmental and human rights governance gaps in Brazil Keynote speakers & panelists discuss human and planetary impacts                       and…

publication cover - OECD Watch briefs on topics for update in the OECD Guidelines
Publication / 2nd March 2022

OECD Watch briefs on topics for update in the OECD Guidelines

publication cover - OECD Watch briefs on topics for update in the OECD Guidelines
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publication cover - Civil society guide to influencing the OECD accession process
Publication / 2nd February 2022

Civil society guide to influencing the OECD accession process

Guide helps civil society understand and leverage the OECD accession process to demand reforms in candidate states
publication cover - Civil society guide to influencing the OECD accession process
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News / 2nd February 2022

New civil society guide to influencing the OECD accession process

Guide helps civil society understand and leverage the opaque and technical process to demand major domestic reforms in candidate states  On 25 January 2022, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) announced that it…

News / 28th January 2022

Civil society demands rigorous terms for the accession of Brazil and five other countries to the OECD

This week, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) announced that it would open accession discussions with six countries: Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Peru, and Romania. OECD Watch, a global network of over 130…

News / 25th November 2021

Second evaluation of NCPs shows persistent gaps in performance

Gaps must be addressed via revision of the OECD Guidelines’ Procedural Guidance OECD Watch has completed its second evaluation of NCPs according to a set of 40 key performance indicators (KPIs) assessing elements of NCPs’…

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