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Publishing companies' impacts on people & planet ⚡ Powering corporate accountability with open data 🤝 Supporting NGOs, researchers, & changemakers
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🤔 Wondering how Wikirate makes an impact? We just published our first ever Impact Report, highlighting all the important work we did in 2024. Give it a read: tinyurl.com/vpkrz889
🚨 🇩🇪 Coming soon: How accessible and usable is the non-financial data of Germany's top 50 companies? To answer that question, we’ve developed the Reporting Integrity Index, launching October 8th.
📣 Today, September 18th, is International Equal Pay day and we’re joining others in calling out for the need to continue taking steps towards equal pay for equal work.
📺 We’ve just published a new guide on how to get started with research on Wikirate.org! We’ll show you how to find a project, find corporate sustainability information, and add data to our open data repository. Check out the video ➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=PKnyn8…
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Getting started with research on Wikirate.org
🍂 Our Autumn newsletter is live! It features: 🚀 New collab opportunities 📊 Fresh corporate accountability data 🌍 Recognised as a Digital Public Good Read it & subscribe for the next one ➡️ mailchi.mp/wikirate/wikir…
Preserving the EU’s due diligence and sustainability rules is essential for corporate accountability and transparency. That's why we signed a joint statement to policymakers with 475 other organisations, including over 200 businesses and investors. 👉 eurosif.org/news/investor-…
Want to hold companies accountable under Germany’s supply chain law? 📊 We’re looking for volunteers to help uncover who’s falling short. Join us here 👉spiffy-delivery-3cb.notion.site/Opportunities-…
🚨 We just published a new blog! Open infrastructure isn’t a luxury — it’s the backbone of accountability. 🔗 Read the blog to find out why now, more than ever, we need dedicated support to support open infrastructures for corporate accountability wikirate.medium.com/infrastructure….
We’ve just launched our new project, the Open Data for Corporate Accountability Network, ODCAN. To find out what we’ve got planned for ODCAN, check out our newest blog post: wikirate.medium.com/wikirate-launc…
📢 Announcing ODCAN - the Open Data Corporate Accountability network. Do you work in corporate accountability and want to be part of the global network advocating for corporate justice and transparency? Check out our ODCAN page to find out more: notion.so/Open-Data-for-…
⏰⏰⏰⏰ It's almost the last day to register as a contributor to our Beyond Compliance project fighting modern slavery. 🗓️ You'll have to register by the 4th of July, so don't delay! Interested? Register here: notion.so/Contributor-Co…
📄Check out the new report by @GoodJobsFirst, showing EU multinationals pay the majority of their fines outside of the EU. We worked with them to add the top 500 most fined companies to our data repository, check it out here: wikirate.org/Violations_Tra…
As EU policymakers move toward weakening policies such as the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, our new analysis shows that large multinationals based in the EU have been paying far more in regulatory penalties outside the EU than inside. goodjobsfirst.org/study-european…
‼️ We're still looking for contributors to help us fight forced labor! As a contributor, you'll analyze the modern slavery statements of some of the world's biggest companies. To register and find more information, click here: notion.so/Wikirate-Commu…
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