Labour Rights
We engage directly with workers in India’s most significant export sectors: garment, leather, and electronics industries, coffee and tea plantations. We educate them about rights, help them come together, and guide them in grievance redressal.
Cividep India is committed to workers’ rights and corporate accountability. We partner with workers, collectives and other stakeholders to undertake in-depth research, awareness creation and stakeholder engagement. Our focus is on low wage workers in export-oriented sectors. Through our work we aim to safeguard workers’ rights and change the way corporates work in global supply chains.
Business & Human Rights
We hold corporations responsible for their business decisions through research into working conditions, convene multi-stakeholder forums to promote fair workplaces and advocate policy change. The aim is to ensure responsible business conduct towards workers & the environment.
We are a team of committed researchers & policy analysts who seek decent work for all. Cividep partners with workers, collectives and brands to undertake in-depth research, awareness creation and stakeholder engagement. Our focus: low wage workers in export-oriented sectors. Through our work we aim to safeguard workers’ rights and change the way corporates work in global supply chains.
Labour Rights
We engage directly with workers in India’s most significant export sectors: garment, leather, and electronics industries, coffee and tea plantations. We educate them about rights, help them come together, and guide them in grievance redressal.
Business & Human Rights
We hold corporations responsible for their business decisions through research into working conditions, convene multi-stakeholder forums to promote fair workplaces and advocate policy change. The aim is to ensure responsible business conduct towards workers & the environment.
The Home & The World Of Work
Examining The Intersections of Gender, Labour, and Capital in Karnataka’s Apparels Export Industry
Cividep is excited to announce the release of our new report, The Home & The World Of Work. This study sheds light on the challenges women garment workers face, including wage gaps and discrimination. Discover the urgent need for reforms and better workplace protections in the full report available at Workers’ Observatory.
Research & Projects
Studying the mental health of adolescent girls in garment worker households amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Worked To The Bone: Understanding Health Vulnerabilities & Healthcare Access of Women Garment Workers in Bangalore
News & Insights
184 Women, Two Years, One Story of Labour: Report Documents The Reality of Karnataka’s Garment Workers
When 750+ Workers Came Together To Celebrate Independence Day
Field Diary August 2024
Respect Over Rupees: How One Garment Factory Prioritised Workers (and Earned Their Loyalty)
Testimonials
