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Un processus participatif est une séquence d’activités participatives (par exemple, remplir d’abord une enquête, puis faire des propositions, en discuter lors de réunions en face à face ou virtuelles, et enfin les hiérarchiser) dans le but de définir et de prendre une décision sur un sujet spécifique.
Des exemples de processus participatifs sont : un processus d’élection des membres d’un comité (où les candidatures sont d’abord présentées, puis débattues et enfin une candidature est choisie), des budgets participatifs (où des propositions sont faites, évaluées économiquement et votées avec l’argent disponible), un processus de planification stratégique, la rédaction collaborative d’un règlement ou d’une norme, la conception d’un espace urbain ou la production d’un plan de politique publique.
5 - Responsabiliser les entreprises
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Rendre les entreprises responsables de l’exploitation des travailleurs et de l’environnement
What more could the government do to address the harm fashion brands and manufacturers are doing to workers and the planet?
We all know fashion brands and manufacturers are exploiting workers and destroying the planet, but what are governments doing about it? And what should they be doing?
Do you think the government is doing enough to address the harm fashion brands are doing to workers and the planet?
We all know fashion brands are exploiting workers and destroying the planet, but what are governments doing about it? And what should they be doing?
If you could take a fashion company to court for workers' rights violations, what would you charge them with?
If you could take a fashion company to court for workers' rights violations, what would you charge them with?
Can mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence help hold companies accountable?
Human rights and environmental due diligence is a process asking companies to identify, prevent and address the harm they cause to people and the planet. Multiple governments have made it mandatory for companies. Can it help? What is your experience with it?
What does corporate accountability mean to you?
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If you could take a fashion brand or manufacturer to court for workers' rights violations, what would you charge them with?
Companies try to shield themselves from taking responsibility for their workers. If you had the chance, what would you charge these corporate giants with? What would be most impactful?
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