RAW ESG Commitment

When we speak about making impactful change at RAW Compliance, we are committed to just that. Our commitment to the right Environmental, social and Governance (ESG) policy is not just something we speak about, but something which we are proactively working towards implementing and with it bringing effective and real change.  

At RAW Compliance we are committed to making a difference and helping to bring awareness on key issues. We are committed to providing guidance and information on identifying typologies and 'Red Flags' activities, and helping to support government and industry initiatives in this area, including support the development of Public Private Partnerships and other proactive dialogue platforms.
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Together we can make a difference.

As part of that commitment, we work with charities and other social enterprises around the world to support the work they are doing and help bring the awareness and training on the issues they address to our global community. 

If you are a charity or social enterprise and believe that we can help support the incredible work you are doing please reach out to us at info@rawcompliance.com

IWT
​Illegal Wildlife Trading

Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery

United for Wildlife

United for Wildlife works to tackle illegal wildlife trade by bringing together conservation organisations, governments, and global corporations. Led by The Duke of Cambridge and The Royal Foundation, United for Wildlife is working to protect endangered species like elephants, rhinos, tigers and pangolins so they can share our world with future generations.

Whole species are being hunted to extinction, as part of an illegal trade that benefits organised criminal gangs. The illegal wildlife trade is valued between $50-150 billion USD per year and is one of the five most lucrative global crimes. Illegal killing and trading of wild animals is a global crisis, with species being hunted to extinction for their horns, skins and teeth.

Together we can:
1. Support new and innovative ways to protect animals against poachers.
2. Combine forces to crack down on trafficking.
3. Change global mindsets and reduce demand.





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The Remedy Project

The Remedy Project envisions ecosystems of work where migrant workers in global supply chains are respected, protected and, in instances of harm, have remedies provided to them in a fair, transparent and accessible manner

They aim to revolutionise how migrant workers access remedy within global supply chains.

Non-judicial remediation
We aim to revolutionise how migrant workers access remedy within global supply chains.  We facilitate the co-creation by  businesses and worker communities of non-judicial remediation mechanisms that enable migrant workers to exercise their rights to remedies.

Corporate governance strategies
We also support businesses to develop and implement more robust corporate governance strategies which ultimately leads to an improved and more accountable work ecosystem.

Improved work environments
By bringing migrant workers, NGOs, trade unions, industry bodies and businesses together to participate in remediation frameworks, we facilitate better outcomes to grievances and improved work environments.

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