For Mining the Disclosures 2015, the Responsible Sourcing Network, did a deep analysis of 155 companies’ human rights performance, along with identifying tools and due diligence procedures that contribute to companies increasing their social value as well as having a positive impact on the ground. When manufacturers increase their ability to trace the minerals of specific components back to the smelter level and beyond, and insist on sourcing conflict-free minerals from the DRC region, they are changing the status quo.

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