Social Compliance

A leading social certification standard based on the UN Declaration of Human Rights and ILO conventions, addressing child labor, forced labor, health & safety, freedom of association, discrimination, working hours, remuneration, and management systems.

The SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit) methodology is one of the most widely used social audit formats globally. SMETA 2-Pillar and 4-Pillar audits cover labor standards, health & safety, environmental management, and business ethics across supply chains.

A supply chain management system that helps companies drive social compliance and improvements in their global supply chains. amfori BSCI audits assess performance across 13 areas including fair remuneration, working hours, occupational health, and environmental protection.

An independent certification program focused on the sewn products industry, verifying lawful, humane, and ethical manufacturing practices. WRAP certification is recognized by major apparel brands and covers 12 principles from labor practices to customs compliance.

An alliance of companies, trade unions, and NGOs promoting respect for workers' rights in global supply chains. The ETI Base Code, grounded in ILO conventions, establishes international labor standards covering employment conditions, living wages, and freedom of association.

A standard-setting organization for the jewellery and watch industry, covering mining, refining, and retail. RJC certification addresses responsible sourcing, human rights, environmental impact, product disclosure, and conflict-free minerals throughout the precious metals and gemstone supply chain.

The global baseline standards for sustainability in travel and tourism. GSTC criteria address sustainable management, socio-economic impacts, cultural heritage, and environmental sustainability for both destinations and tourism industry operators.

The most widely used global standards for sustainability reporting, enabling organizations to disclose their environmental, social, and governance impacts. The revised GRI Universal Standards 2021 strengthen requirements for human rights due diligence and impact materiality assessment.