Global Child Forum
Global Child Forum can now offer companies tailored feedback on their benchmark scorecard. It is free of charge and an opportunity for companies to better understand their position in relation to peers and how to improve in our next benchmark. It is also an opportunity to increase knowledge on how a company’s effect on children’s rights goes beyond child labour – which includes a better understanding of blind spots/areas of improvement.
In these sessions, we cover:
Companies who already used this service, say that it has helped them to not only better understand the score they have received, but also how to identify areas of opportunity in their organisation’s approach towards children.
While this service is free of charge, we do have limited slots available and therefore prioritise companies included in our latest benchmark.
Our Benchmark Scorecard Feedback Service is an opportunity for companies to better understand their position in relation to peers, and learn how to improve in our next benchmark. Please contact our Corporate Engagement Manager, Sean O’Shea, to find out more.
The Scorecard Feedback Service gave me valuable insights about what we as a company can do to improve our benchmark score. The learnings have been very useful for me in my work!
Teodora Mitrovska-Forbord
Director of Sustainability, Telenor
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Global Child Forum offers a range of tools and services which are free-of-charge, and designed to assist your company on the path to becoming a children’s rights leader!
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2024 at a Glance: Children's Rights, Corporate Action, and the Road Ahead
Global Child Forum looks back on 2024, a year of legislative developments, sobering statistics, and stark realities for children’s rights.
Reflections on My First 100 Days as Secretary General of Global Child Forum: A Call for Impact and Partnership
Global Child Forum’s Ekin Björstedt reflects on 100 days as Secretary General, and looks ahead to the coming challenges and opportunities for business and child rights.
Building a Better Future: How Sustainable Businesses Can Protect Children’s Rights
The LEGO Group’s Annette Stube and Diana Ringe Krogh on inspiring future generations, and supporting the development of Global Child Forum’s new toolkit.
A Village, A Buyer and a Child-Friendly Space: A Human Rights Due Diligence Story from the Rattan Fields
Ellen Schliebitz of The Centre for Child Rights and Business discusses The Child Friendly Space (CFS), and assessing child rights risks in the supply chain.
The Pact for the Future: A Call to Action for Businesses to Champion Children’s Rights and Youth Voices
World leaders have adopted the Pact for the Future, and now is the time for businesses to act, and deliver on its bold vision for the future.
Education is Everyone’s Business
As the world moves forward from the challenges posed by the pandemic, there is a renewed focus on building back better—and education is at the heart of this effort.
From Clicks to Progress: Harnessing Youth Voices for Sustainable Development
As digital transformation reshapes every facet of our lives, businesses must acknowledge a crucial reality: children and adolescents are not just future consumers—they are powerful influencers, stakeholders and innovative problem-solvers.
Championing Children’s Rights: Ethical Marketing for Olympic Sponsors
Global Child Forum calls on Olympic Sponsors and companies to help create a world where children can thrive.
Advocating for Children's Rights: A Smart Business Move
Pia Gisgård and Kristin Wallander, from Swedbank Robur, on the importance of considering children’s rights as a business.
Beyond Warning Labels: U.S Surgeon General’s Social Media Alert is Promising, But Falls Short
Global Child Forum supports the U.S Surgeon General’s call for warning labels on social media platforms, but urges companies to take action.
Child Labour in the 21st Century: An Urgent Call for Action & Reform
As we mark World Day Against Child Labour, Global Child Forum urges nations to adopt policies tackling root causes and protecting children.
International Day of Families: Empowering Climate Action through Business Support
The International Day of Families 2024 focuses on families and climate change. Global Child Forum explores how business can take action to support.
Shaping tomorrow’s cities – the role of youth in urban design
Simon Weedy, Editor of Child in the City, on why a youth perspective is essential to the planning and development of urban living areas.
A Call to Action: Why Companies Must Speak Up on Children’s Rights
Global Child Forum’s Linda Ravin Lodding explains why in the era of CSR and sustainability, transparent reporting is more vital than ever.
Championing Children’s Rights: Lighting a Torch at the Paris 2024 Olympics
As the world counts down to the Olympic Games in July, Global Child Forum calls for Paris 2024 to highlight and support children’s rights.
The Environment & Health Nexus: A Critical Call to Safeguard Our Youth’s Future
For World Health Day 2024, Global Child Forum examines how corporates can protect the health of children by prioritising the environment.
The Future of Food: Nourishing the Next Generation Through a Child Rights Approach
As today’s Future Food Forum gets underway, we share our insights on the food and beverage (F&B) industry’s approach to children’s rights.