cover image: Modern Slavery Statement 2023/24 Introduction Our organisation

Modern Slavery Statement 2023/24 Introduction Our organisation

27 Sep 2024

In the UK, our partner, the Corporate Justice Coalition, played a key role in the development of modern slavery legislation and is leading calls for the UK government to introduce a new legal requirement for UK- based companies and investors to carry out human rights and environmental due diligence of their operations and investments. [...] During 2023/24, we introduced a new Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy in order to summarise all of our policies and procedures which are relevant to addressing the risk of modern slavery. [...] Other policies relevant to modern slavery include: • The Procurement Policy covers the risk of modern slavery and applies to all expenditure on goods and services purchased directly by the organisation or by our partners in Christian Aid funded projects. [...] • Finally, we require partners working in the development and humanitarian area to agree to the Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS) which include fair and equitable treatment of staff in humanitarian situations and focus on accountability to the people we serve. [...] Review and approval This statement has been approved by the board of directors for Christian Aid and also on behalf of all of the connected and subsidiary entities forming part of the Christian Aid group: Signed by The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE Chair of the Christian Aid Board of Trustees Date: 25 September 2024 Page 6 of 6.

Authors

Richard Dye

Pages
6
Published in
United Kingdom

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