2021-09-12-UNDP-Human_Rights_Due_Diligence_Training_Facilitation_Guide_76页_16mb
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Human Rights Due Diligence Training Facilitation Summary
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Introduction to the Document: A comprehensive guide aimed at training businesses and organizations on implementing Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) based on the UN Guiding Principles (UNGPs) for Business and Human Rights.
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Key Objectives: Provide clarity on HRDD basics, embedding internationally agreed principles, and ensuring a step-by-step approach to manage human rights risks and impacts.
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Structure Overview: Document follows modules divided into two parts:
- Part I: Introduction to BHR and UNGPs, covering history, principles, and foundational concepts.
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- Part I: Introduction to BHR and UNGPs, covering history, principles, and foundational concepts.
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Foundation for HRDD:
- Human Rights Due Diligence involves four steps: Identify, Integrate, Track, and Communicate, adapted to business operations context.
- Training Methodology:
- Delivered through lectures, interactive elements, case studies, and supportive tools like the HRSA Training Tool and slide deck.
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Significance Questions:
- Why HRDD is necessary in a changing regulatory landscape and business context.
- How it enables companies to address adverse impacts and ensure responsible conduct.
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Benefits and Significance:
- Enhances knowledge of international standards, fosters consistency in human rights practices across industries.
- Addresses global scrutiny and legal risks associated with human rights abuses.
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Acknowledging Complexity and Ongoing Development:
- HRDD is an evolving process; training facilitates understanding of contingencies in diverse business contexts.
- Resources like national action plans and multilateral agreements support deeper implementation.
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Conclusion: This guide equips businesses to take proactive steps toward accountability, benefiting social justice, and sustainable development.
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