Inspiration
Selected initiatives and publications on local certification
If you’re looking for more inspiration and guidance on local certification or other Collective Action projects, feel free to reach out to our Collective Action team at any time. We have 17+ years of experience in the field and a network of contacts all over the world. All our advice to Collective Action practitioners is free.
Certification initiatives
The following initiatives have very different structures, goals and approaches to certification. This reflects their very different contexts – in terms of industry, geography, and socio-economic background.
What they have in common is their use of a Collective Action approach to help build trust between stakeholders and find transparent solutions that work for everyone.
Practitioners can take inspiration, keeping in mind their own context.
- Angola: Capacitating African business networks to implement global anti-corruption initiatives and good practices
- Ivory Coast: African Certification of Corporate Governance
- Lithuania: Clear Wave (Baltoji banga) - Transparent Business Labelling Initiative
- Nigeria: Corporate Governance Rating System (CGRS) – Convention on Business Integrity, Nigeria
- Philippines: SHINE project
- Russia: Russian Compliance Alliance
- South Africa: Ethically Aware Supplier Induction programme (EASI) and SafeLine – Safe reporting service provider certification – The Ethics Institute, South Africa
- Thailand: Thai Collective Action against Corruption (Thai CAC)
- Turkey: Certification of compliance professionals by the Turkish Ethics and Reputation Society (TEID)
- Ukraine: Ukrainian Network of Integrity and Compliance (UNIC)
- United Arab Emirates: Pearl Initiative
You’ll find these initiatives and more in our B20 Collective Action Hub database. The database is freely downloadable and contains details and further links for 260+ initiatives around the world.
If you’d like to recommend an initiative for potential inclusion in the database and/or in this certification project, please contact Vanessa Hans.
Recommended reading
- To certify or not to certify? Blog by Scarlet Wannenwetsch, Project Associate Collective Action