SLCP data now integrated into Fair Wear’s HRDD Hub
Together with Fair Wear, we have taken a step forward in driving data convergence and reducing audit fatigue by mapping our frameworks, integrating SLCP data into the HRDD Hub, and encouraging wider industry use of existing data to support responsible decision making. The data integration is now live and available for Fair Wear member brands to use.
For brands, this means:
Using SLCP aggregate data to strengthen country risk profiles
Uploading SLCP factory-level assessments directly into the HRDD Hub
Reducing duplication and responding more effectively to findings
This collaboration represents a step towards moving beyond compliance and using data to drive real improvements in supply chain working conditions.
Read more about the collaboration and what’s next here.
amfori and SLCP deepen collaboration with new MoU
amfori and SLCP signed a new MoU at the end of June 2025, building on a shared purpose. This partnership reflects our commitment to evolving together in response to a dynamic regulatory and operational landscape. Together, we complement each other’s strengths and support companies in implementing effective social due diligence.
May Board meeting minutes now available
A reminder to signatories that the combined Board minutes from the May meeting are now available on our Signatory Portal.
Register now for SLCP’s Hong Kong Stakeholder Meeting
On Monday 15 September, SLCP will host a signatory-only stakeholder meeting in Hong Kong. This meeting will coincide with Cascale’s Annual Meeting (16-17 September) and will provide an opportunity to engage with the SLCP team, provide the latest SLCP updates, and dive deeper into the latest policy alignment work and trends and insights identified through our data. This meeting will be interactive and is open to all SLCP signatories.
For any questions, please contact tom@slconvergence.org.
We’re excited to see SLCP featured in the latest OECD Policy Brief exploring the role sustainability initiatives play in supporting businesses’ response to due diligence policies.
The brief recognizes SLCP as an example of how common assessment frameworks can reduce duplicative audits and ease the due diligence burden, offering efficiency gains for both companies and suppliers.
