Argidius Foundation commissioned “Guatemala Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Growth Landscape 2018“. It was researched during April to June 2018 to reflect on changes over the last three years that have taken place in the ecosystem of support for entrepreneurship and enterprise growth in Guatemala.
Recent Projects
Corporate Code of Conduct & Due Diligence Practices
Caren has worked with two leading jewelers, helping them to understand risks in their supply chain. Outputs included a Code of Conduct, supplier terms and conditions, due diligence procedures, remediation and grievance procedures. For a UK based jeweler, Caren drafted a Modern Slavery statement.
Better Cotton Initiative Theory of Change
Working collaboratively with the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) team, Enabling Outcomes drafted a Theory of Change and supporting narrative. Activities included facilitating a team workshop and 1:1 stakeholder consultations. This process helped reinforce core areas of BCI’s work, identified areas for deepening and broadening BCI’s impact and influence to scale better cotton, and helped inform the scope of the monitoring and evaluation framework.
International Recruitment Integrity System (IRIS) Advisory
IRIS, an initiative of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), is a voluntary multi-stakeholder certification system for labor recruiters developed to support ethical recruitment of migrant workers. It is comprised of an international standard, certification scheme, and a compliance and monitoring mechanism. For businesses and migrant workers, IRIS serves as a due diligence tool for the assessment of labor recruiters. Enabling Outcomes worked with James Sullivan and Christine Carey to outline options and a path for the development of the standards system and certification scheme. Enabling Outcomes also led the development of the IRIS Theory of Change.
Fairtrade Impact-Based Standards Market Research
This project explored market acceptance of the potential of allowing producer organizations to design their own, individualized development paths (by creating their own ‘impact plans’) in line with a standard based on principles (rather than mandatory requirements). Enabling Outcomes along with Connective Impact carried out interviews with traders, retailers and brands to assess the potential of this innovative approach to standards.
RSPO Theory of Change & M&E System
Caren, working in partnership with Aimee Russillo and with the support of Accreditation Services International (ASI), designed and delivered the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Theory of Change. The team worked closely with the RSPO secretariat and executed a process that included extensive stakeholder participation and engagement with the Board of Governors. The team also delivered the foundations of an M&E system to support the new Theory of Change.
To view the Theory of Change, supporting documents and a video, click here.
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