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Valuing Respect Business Model Red Flags

Business Model Red Flags

24 ways in which businesses could be wired to put people at risk
January 2016

Red Flags in the Value Chain

The business’s commercial success substantially depends on…

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January 2021

Red Flag 11

Speed in developing products or services, or delivering projects removing time to avoid harms

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January 2021

Red Flag 12

Land use where ownership may be contested

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January 2021

Red Flag 13

Depleting natural resources or public goods with increasing pressures on health

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January 2021

Red Flag 14

Commodities with unclear provenance and visibility to at-risk workers

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January 2021

Red Flag 15

Business relationships with limited influence to address risk to people

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January 2021

Red Flag 16

Using data such that privacy and other rights are undermined

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Six Areas of Work
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This resource was published by Shift Project on January 12, 2016
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