Let the collapse in Dhaka be the turning point

[News 2013.05.03] The collapse of a factory in Dhaka on April 24th, which killed more than 1000 people, clearly shows that all is not right in the garment industry.

Investment without transparency

[Report 2013.04.16] The lack of transparency and inadequate auditing makes it impossible to examine whether the Second Swedish National Pension Fund lives up to its commitments regarding ethics and the environment.

Complaint against Electrolux and Mölnlycke

[News 2013.04.09] Swedwatch has filed two complaints to the Swedish National Contact Point (NCP) to ascertain whether Electrolux and Mölnlycke are complying with the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.

Vattenfall and Swedfund cut and ran

[Report 2013.03.11]

Liberian stakeholders suffer the negative consequences of the decision by Vattenfall and Swedfund to divest their minority share in Buchanan Renewables.

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No Land, No Power

[Report 2013.03.05]

Can business deliver on development goals? Swedwatch’s investigations of Swedfund’s investment in a bioenergy project in Sierra Leone shows how women’s rights are sidelined when Addax Bioenergy leases land to grow...

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Criticism of Sweden’s carbon credits...

[Report 2012.11.01]

This report examines one of the many projects that Sweden will be buying carbon credits from in the future – a hydropower project in northern India.

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From no control to full control?

[Report 2012.08.14]

In 2012 Swedwatch reviewed how four of Sweden’s leading hobby and tool companies had developed their work regarding supplier responsibility. The study found both improvements and serious shortcomings.

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A Lot of Gold, A Lot of Trouble

[Report 2012.06.20]

Swedwatch has taken a critical look at Mineral Invest AB and its ability to operate within the law and internationally accepted business norms as they seek to explore, exploit and trade gold in the DR Congo.

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Follow-up report on soy production

[Follow-up 2012.06.12]

In this report Swedwatch follows up the changes in the Brazilian soybean sector and relevant companies' corporate responsibility activities over the past two years.

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A Lost Revolution?

[Report 2012.05.04]

Many garment industry operating in Bangladesh have long been engaged in so called CSR-work, Corporate Social Responsibility. However, companies today still lack a gender and poverty perspective in their CSR...

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What did your dinner eat for breakfast?

[Report 2012.01.19]

This report highlights the fishing behind the farming of salmon and shrimp, the effects of forage fish production and the conditions in this production.

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