This background report is primarily aimed at procurement, supply chain and sustainability professionals in companies, organisations and governments. It is aimed at those who want concrete guidance on how to reduce or eliminate the risk of modern slavery occurring in their supply chains, either as a direct or indirect result of their procurement practices.

Tackling Modern Slavery in Supply Chains - Walk Free Foundation, 2014 DOWNLOAD

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