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This presentation was shared with SRI (Socially Responsible) and other Investors on a tele-conf webinar from London on 8 April 2014. CSR professionals in brands or consulting organisations in Asia (largely HK, China, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Vietnam, etc) were surveyed in advance here http://csrwinwin.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/survey-on-asia-supply-chain-labour-conditions-and-risks-summer-2013/
Some of the supply chain labor issues we assumed would continue unfortunately did: mass faintings of Cambodian garment factory workers, strikes by workers in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Vietnam, more factory fires. Unfortunately we did not foresee the tragic collapse of the Rana Plaza multi-storey garment factory building killing more than 1300 workers, or we might have done more to prevent it. Nevertheless, other supply chain labor and environmental risks explored remained relevant, and solutions presented continue to receive accolades in the industry.
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