Glossary

Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangla­desh

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Buyer Power

The ability of lead firms to dictate terms, prices, and standards in their supply chains Mehr

Code of Conduct (dt. Verhaltens­kodex)

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Collective action (in global supply chains)

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Corporate Gover­nance

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Corporate Social Responsi­bility (CSR)

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Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

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Dodd Frank Act Section 1502

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Due Diligence

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Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG)

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European Union Defores­tation Regu­lation (EUDR)

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European Union Forced Labour Regulation (FLR)

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Fair Trade label

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Foreign Direct Invest­ment (FDI)

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Globale Produktions­netzwerke (GPN)

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Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)

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Global Value Chains (GVCs)

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Global Value Network (GVN)

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Governance

Governance bezeichnet das System der Steuerung, Regelung und Kontrolle einer Organisation oder eines Gemeinwesens. Mehr

ILO Core Labour Standards

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Impact evaluation

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Incomplete contracts

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Lead Firm

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Lieferketten­sorgfalts­pflichtengesetz (LkSG)

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Living Income

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Loi de Vigilance

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Market-protected spaces (within GSC)

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Modern Slavery Acts (UK, Australia, etc.)

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Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives

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Multi­national Enterprises (MNEs)

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Network manage­ment

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OECD Guide­lines for Multi­national Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct

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Offshoring

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Omnibus Package

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Production Network Knowledge

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Regional Trade Agree­ments (RTAs)

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Resilience

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Responsible network manage­ment practices

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Responsible sourcing

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Social Audits

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Supplier Squeezing

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Sustainability Transformation

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Sustainability Transition

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Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)

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Traceability

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Trade-offs

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UN Binding Treaty

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UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights

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Voluntary standards / private governance

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