Our Services
FNET is uniquely placed to offer companies the opportunity to collaborate, share and build on their work on ethical trade and human rights. We encourage you to read more below and to get in touch if you have any questions
Knowledge sharing and learning
- FNET keeps members up-to-date with relevant sectoral information on human rights and supply chains in weekly newsletters. The newsletters capture news headlines, webinars, events, new resources and podcasts.
- Fortnightly online meetings provide an opportunity for members to share issues and challenges with peers in a safe and supportive environment. This forum offers a unique discussion platform where experts from NGOs, business and governmental platforms are invited to share work and insights on emerging human rights issues.
- Thematic webinars are organised quarterly creating a space for members to explore thematic subjects in greater depth and share practical examples of work.
Collaboration and networking
FNET hosts all-member meetings biannually, usually at a company’s headquarters. Members meet in person to share case studies, challenges and solutions, network and strengthen relationships.
FNET also runs working groups on core topics, to enable members to come together in smaller groups to tackle common challenges.
Theory of Change
FNET’s Theory of Change was developed in 2024 after a thorough consultative process between the FNET members, Board and Team.
It describes the change that FNET as an organisation wishes to see in the world and illustrates how the work and activity will contribute to that change. In undertaking the development of our Theory of Change, the FNET Board’s purpose was to help the membership prioritise where we focus and collectively define the outcome and impact we want to achieve.
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