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The luxury sector comprises a wide range of businesses and activities. While each has its own human rights profile and challenges, BSR shares universal human rights risks and opportunities for companies operating in this sector. 

In this guide, Environmental Defense Fund, Microsoft and Unilever outline how companies can advocate for public policies which promote net zero transformation.

In this guide, three Transform to Net Zero founding members, Starbucks, Unilever and Wipro, share their approaches to integrating climate justice into their business transformation.

July 2022: This deck provides exclusive insights for BSR members. It shares our global teams’ perspective on sustainability issues and opportunities to help our member companies see a changing world more clearly.

Explore the most urgent human rights impacts for the industrial manufacturing sector as well as opportunities for companies in this sector.

SaaS services address numerous business needs, and they are behind many of the consumer-facing products and platforms we use every day. This report identifies salient human rights risks and makes recommendations to SaaS providers on how to avoid, prevent, and mitigate adverse human rights impacts associated with their individual services and the sector as a whole.

This paper, prepared by the Dairy Subgroup of Transform to Net Zero, presents strategies for how companies across the livestock supply chain can meet methane reduction targets by accelerating the use of existing manure management technologies.

In this guide, three Transform to Net Zero founding members, Nike, Unilever and Wipro, share their approaches to developing products and services that convert their ambitious net zero commitments into actions to benefit their customers.

BSR’s Toolkit for Corporate Action to End Gun Violence was developed in collaboration with Everytown for Gun Safety. Gun violence is a national issue in the US. Due to the pervasiveness of gun violence, businesses, their employees, business partners, and customers are all likely to have been impacted by the issue at some point. While many companies see the issue of gun violence as falling outside their sphere of responsibility and influence, companies can and should take action to protect their employees, consumers, and the communities they operate in.

According to the UNGPs, companies should identify and assess any actual or potential adverse human rights impacts to gauge human rights risks. BSR shares its human rights assessment methodology to help with this important first step of human rights due diligence.