This flagship programme equips practitioners with a thorough theoretical understanding of Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD), ​ as well as the expertise, tools and confidence to embed HRDD into organisations and supply chains.​

The 10-week, interactive, virtual programme combines expert tutorials, case studies and practical assignments across 5 fortnightly modules (with a gap of 3 weeks at Easter), supported by a set of bespoke HRDD tools, templates and guidance documents.

DATES & TIMINGS​
The programme requires 2 hours attendance on webinars every fortnight, with additional time for practical exercise and activities between modules. Participants also gain access to a closed LinkedIn group for peer-learning with other participants and with twentyfifty during and after the programme.

Launch: Thursday 3rd March, 1-2 pm (UK)
Building our vocabulary: Thursday 10th March, 1-3 pm (UK)
Getting started with due diligence: Thursday 24th March, 1-3 pm (UK)
Risk as a vulnerability: Thursday 7th April, 1-3 pm (UK)
Getting our hands dirty: Thursday 28th April, 1-3 pm (UK)
Not doing it alone: Thursday 12th May, 1-3 pm (UK)

OBJECTIVES​
By the end of the programme you will:​

• Have in-depth knowledge of Human Rights theories, frame-works and standards​
• Understand what is required of businesses with respect to Human Rights including recent legislative developments​
  
• Have the tools to develop a Human Rights Due Diligence approach suitable for a business of any size​
  
• Have practical experience identifying Human Rights risks and issues, prioritising where to take action plans and engaging other people in the process​
  
• Have a library of dedicated HRDD tools, templates and guidance
  

This programme is for you if…​

• You are a sustainability, procurement, human rights or CSR professional​
• You want to develop your skills and knowledge in human rights​
• Your business/clients recognise the strategic importance of protecting human rights in operations/supply chains​
• You have access to a reliable internet connection and have a proficient knowledge of business English.
  

PRICING & REGISTRATION​
The cost of the 10-week programme is USD 950 (no VAT).​
To register, please click on the 'Buy Tickets' button above.​
Limited bursary funding is available, for more information contact events@twentyfifty.co.uk.

“The programme was a great experience. It was very practical and the cases from the field showed how things work on the ground. The content was up to date and the format really easy to follow and interactive. I now feel confident to help companies who want to start the process of advancing human rights”  Veronica Garcia, Project Manager, Foretica