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Xiaomin turns 11 this year, she first attended Family-Friendly Spaces when she was just 4 years old. In the summer of 2022, she attended a Family-Friendly Space for the 7th time. We spoke with her father to understand the true value of this program.

2024 marks the 9th summer of the Family-Friendly Spaces (FFS) Program. This year, 55 Family-Friendly Spaces were opened to over 2,000 children.

ESCP speaks to the Chief Finance Officer and Director of CSR & Sustainability at Combine Will about how they are maximising the benefits of ESCP membership since joining in 2004.

ESCP's President & CEO, Carmel Giblin, shares and reflects on the past twenty years of progress at the Ethical Supply Chain Program with Toy World Magazine.

Read Toy World Magazine's October 2024 Issue here.

Spin Master joined the program in 2016. Since joining, they have praised the program for how it fulfils CSR ambitions and enhances oversight of an expanding supply chain.

The DHL Group joined the program in 2021, they approached ESCP to learn about the Social Impact & Environmental Assessment tools.

ESCP speaks to Alice Yeung, Administration Director at Golden Cup Printing, about how the implementation of Family-Friendly Spaces and Gender Equality programs that have transformed the factory environment and improved staff retention.‍

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ESCP speaks to the Sustainability and Compliance Production Manager at Penguin Random House (PRH) about the benefits of joining the program as a Buyer Member in 2017.

ESCP speaks to the Chief Operating Officer and the Head of Operational Compliance and Sustainability at Dorling Kindersley (DK) about the benefits of joining the program in 2008.

Find out how members of the Ethical Supply Chain Program (ESCP) benefit from the ESCP Worker Helpline: an effective grievance mechanism, operational for over 13 years.

Did you know that only 4% of businesses consider themselves “very well prepared” for Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Act? This 2022 Study by the German Association for Materials Management, Purchasing and Logistics also revealed that 70% of organisations only consider themselves “moderately to very poorly prepared” for the Act.