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- Responsible Business Alliance
The Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) is the world's largest industry coalition dedicated to responsible business conduct in global supply chains
- Code of Conduct - Responsible Business
The RBA Code of Conduct is a set of social, environmental and ethical industry standards
- About the RBA - Responsible Business
Today the RBA and its Responsible Minerals, Labor and Factory Initiatives have more than 600 members with combined annual revenues of greater than $8 trillion, directly employing over 21 5 million people, with products manufactured in more than 120 countries
- RBA-Online - Responsible Business
RBA-Online is an online sustainability data management system designed to help RBA members and their suppliers manage and share sustainability data, including from independent, third-party audits and self-assessment questionnaires that assess risk at the corporate, facility and supplier levels
- Standards Accountability - Responsible Business
As a leading industry coalition driving supply chain sustainability, the RBA sets standards, encourages members to adhere to them, and provides a range of measures to assist its members in pursuing continuous improvement in supply chain sustainability
- Members - Responsible Business
The RBA and its Responsible Minerals, Labor and Factory Initiatives have more than 600 members with combined annual revenues of greater than $8 trillion, directly employing over 21 5 million people, with products manufactured in more than 120 countries
- Training Events - Responsible Business
RBA events and in-person trainings open to members and their suppliers are listed here in the events section of our website All RBA trainings are conducted by the RBA
- RBA Annual Report 2023 - Responsible Business
Some highlights of 2023 included preparing the industry for new and emerging regulations; working closely with governments, industry, civil society and other key stakeholders; launching new and improving existing tools; developing version 8 0 of the RBA Code of Conduct; creating new standards to facilitate responsible sourcing; and expanding
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