National Contact Points (NCPs) were established to promote adherence to the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises (the Guidelines). In 2000, these state-based offices began accepting complaints from people harmed by companies’ noncompliance with the Guidelines. With this new role, NCPs acquired the potential to serve as a much-needed forum for accessing remedy for corporate abuses. Now, 15 years on, this report looks back on NCP performance in handling these complaints.
Cividep India is a member of the OECD Watch Network, and contributed to this collaborative effort to assess NCPs across the world.
Access the full report below.
Remedy remains rare: evaluating National Contact Point (NCP) performance