Sustainability Summary
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What do our labels mean?
Certified B Corporation
Labora – Fund for Decent Work is presented as an initiative created, implemented, and operated by the Brazil Human Rights Fund, with support from the Laudes Foundation in Brazil and participation from the Ford Foundation and Open Society Foundations. Its sustainability-related work focuses on decent work, social justice, and the impact of climate change on workers, including app-based workers, domestic workers, waste pickers, extractive workers, sex workers, immigrants, refugees, LGBTQIAPN+ workers, Indigenous and Quilombola workers, and other local community workers. The content emphasises intersectionality, inequality, rights protection, and just transition in the world of work.
About Labora
- Status
- Unverified
- Website
- Visit Website
- Employees
- 5 - 25
- Country
- Brazil
Labora Sustainability Actions
Labora Sustainability Commitments
2030
Regional implementation plan
Agreement to develop a regional implementation plan with measurable targets to guide progress and ensure accountability.
