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Embode's Publications - Guidance & Strategies

These publications offer technical guidance and strategic resources developed by Embode’s global team of specialists in social protection and sustainability.

Embode's Publications - Research

This section features Embode’s publications that offers human rights impact assessments and issue-focused research on child labour, forced labour, human trafficking, gender and more.

The Road to Worthy Work and Valuable Labour

The reports presents findings from a study jointly commissioned by Bunge Loders Croklaan, Cargill and Mondelēz International, to assess the situation of migrant labour in Malaysia, with a focus on the palm oil sector.

Embode referenced in Publications

This section features all publicly released reports that reference Embode’s work in corporate human rights due diligence (HRDD), human rights impact assessments and issue-focused research on child labour, forced labour, human trafficking, gender and more.

BCI Task Force on Forced Labour and Decent Work

This report outlines key findings and actionable recommendations to strengthen the Better Cotton Standard System in identifying, preventing, and remediating forced labour risks. These recommendations were developed by a BCI Task Force where Embode contributed its expertise alongside 11 other specialists from civil society, the private sector, and peer consultancy agencies.

Video & Audio

Explore all recorded webinars, podcasts, capacity building trainings and panel discussions delivered by Embode.

Migrant Workers’ in Malaysia’s Palm Oil Sector

The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) hosted a panel discussion on the challenges facing the palm oil industry in regard to the labour and welfare of migrant workers. The panel was participated by Aarti Kapoor, Executed Director at Embode.

Voices of Children on Child Labour (Part 4/5)

The Be Slavery Free – Embode five-part webinar series held in 2021 explores the complexities of child labour. The fourth in the five part series is very special, because we hear direct from children and young people sharing their insights and perspectives on child labour in their lives and communities.