Nina Vollmer
Director Child Rights and Sustainability
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Global Child Forum
Global Child Forum offers companies tailored feedback on their benchmark scorecard.
This service represents a great opportunity for companies to better understand their position in relation to peers and how to improve in our next benchmark. It’s also a chance to increase your knowledge on how a company’s effect on children’s rights goes beyond child labour – which includes a better understanding of blind spots and areas of improvement.
In these sessions, we cover:
Companies who already used this service emphasise how much it has helped them to not only better understand and interpret the score they have received, but also identify areas of opportunity in their organisation’s approach towards children.
Please note that we have limited slots available and therefore prioritise companies included in our latest benchmark.
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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