About Us
Who We Are
Faircorp helps companies prevent child and forced labour in their global value chains. We are based in New Delhi, India, and come with extensive grassroots experience in addressing child labour, slavery, trafficking and exploitation in developing countries.
What We Do
We act as a bridge between corporations and the end point of their global value chain. We give businesses a telescopic view into their operations, to identify existing and possible human rights violations in all the tiers of their global value chains. We work with corporations to avoid legal, financial and reputational costs of human rights violations in their global value chains, by adopting a prevention-focused, bottom-up approach starting at the early and lower tiers of operations.
We also help companies meet their ongoing commitments on ESG and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Who We Work With
For Indian businesses, we help build viability and credibility in the global market, by conducting thorough investigations, capacity building, and mitigation interventions at the sourcing level to facilitate an iron-clad supply chain that is free of child and forced labour.
For international corporations, we provide a telescopic view into their chain of activities in India, down to raw material sourcing. We work with their Indian suppliers and vendors to build capacity to meet evolving global sustainability requirements for child and forced labour. We do this by adopting a prevention-focused approach on the early and lower tiers of activities.
About The Founder
Niharika Chopra is a leading expert on the subjects of child labour, human trafficking and slavery. With over a decade of experience on grassroots enforcement of law, and training and capacity building of responders, she has led multi-million dollar programmatic interventions. She has worked as a primary technical advisor to the Government of India and state governments in the drafting of legislations on child labour, human trafficking, child abuse and exploitation. She has also worked with UN agencies and international organisations on strengthening their human rights response, particularly toward addressing potential violations in corporate supply chains. She is a former Director of Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi’s Office and Foundation.
Niharika was awarded the Cathy Urwin Prize at the University of Sussex, UK and is an IVLP Fellow with the Department of State, United States of America.
Reduce Risk
We evaluate company policies and practices to identify risks and build supplier capacity to mitigate them
Our Services
Strenghten Practices
We help institutionalise business practices for better 'inter-tier' communication, transparency and compliance with local and international laws
Enhance Client Trust
We help improve market goodwill and sector leadership by helping suppliers meet business outcomes and client requirements
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