Data sources

The information in the CSR Risk Check is based on open online sources. Below you can find an overview of all sources.

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EPRS, Migrant seasonal workers in the European agricultural sector, 2021 Humanities & Social Sciences Communication, Sociocultural problems of seasonal migrant agricultural workers in Manisa region (Turkey): a qualitative study, 2023 Tax Justice Network, Financial Secrecy Index, 2025 UNEP, UN Guidance for Action on Critical Energy Transition Minerals, 2025 US Department of State, Country Reports on Human Rights Practices 2024, 2025 US Department of State, 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report, 2024 Wageningen University & Research, Bodem & Bemesting, 2025 Romanian Government, Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests, 2025 World Bank Group, Climate-Smart Mining Initiative, 2023 TrustCloud, ISO fraud: transparency and compliance for building trust DCAF & ICRC, Adressing Security and Human Rights Challenges in Complex Environments, 2022 Earthworks, Resources, 2025 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Jordan: Asian migrant workers face overcrowded dormitories, surveillance, and strict employer control in garment factories, 2025 American Horse Publications, Brooke USA Pledges $1,250,000 in Support of New Project in India, 2024 Ethical Consumer, Workers’ rights in the clothing industry and what consumers can do, 2023 Healing Waters International, Understanding the El Salvador Water Crisis, 2023 Canadian Association for Supported Employment, Enhancing Workplace Inclusion for Indigenous Workers, 2024 PISAgro, Partnership for Indonesia Sustainable Agriculture, 2025 Centre for Responsible Business, Sustainable dyeing techniques– preventing water pollution, 2021 Sofeast, Why Unauthorized Subcontracting Is A Big Problem, 2022

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Future Up and project partners are continuously working on supplementing and updating this list. If you know of sources (websites, reports) that would be interesting to include in our database, or if you believe certain sources are not sufficiently reliable, please contact us at csrriskcheck@futureup.nl. You can request the method we use to check the reliability of sources through the same email address.

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