1. Transparency to protect human rights in government supply chains
International Learning Lab on Procurement & Human Rights

2. Panelists Apparel Kathryn Schwenn, City of Madison Electronics
Pauline Göthberg, Swedish County Councils

3. Government Procurement:
Emerging Practice in the Apparel and Electronics Sectors
Transparency Gaps

4. Elements of Transparency Disclose what? To whom? 1 Company Policy 2
Supply
Chain 3
Monitor &
Compliance 4
Capacity &
Resources 2
Supply
Chain

5. Menu of Transparency Choices – Coming in 2017
 Disclose
What?
Methods
Disclose to whom?
Disclose how?
Validate how?
Public
Govern-ment
Mand / Volun
Gov’t
Access
Stages
Govt
Stake-holder
Third
party
Supply chain
Prime contractor
Tier I factory locations
High-risk commodity
Company policies
Code of conduct
Purchasing terms
Monitoring
Results of audits
Remedies
SLIDE COMMENTS
The main challenge is complexity. There’s considerably more here than you can talk about. How can we simplify this slide?
The row headings can be abbreviated, as shown in the next slide. Harmonize the use of capital letters (first word only).
The column headings can be bolder/larger, as shown in the next slide.
One way to simplify is to focus just on the level one headings for both rows and columns.
Do compliance plans go under policies or under monitoring? I suggest having audit methods under company policies.