Human Rights Risk Management

July 8, 2025

Sustainability and procurement leaders are challenged to ensure ethical supply chains while optimizing resources. Relying solely on traditional audits can be costly and provide limited, periodic visibility. To achieve impactful human rights due diligence that also drives efficiency, a more strategic and integrated approach is essential.

Join Ulula and EcoVadis experts to discover how to:

• Move Beyond Audits: Understand why sole reliance on traditional audits can be resource-intensive and fail to provide the continuous insights needed for effective risk management.

• Strategically Prioritize Audits with Real-Time Data: Learn how worker feedback and targeted analytics enable you to focus audit efforts where they are most needed, optimizing resources and reducing unnecessary expenditure.

• Gain Continuous, Cost-Efficient Supplier Insights: See how direct, anonymous worker feedback via EcoVadis Worker Voice delivers ongoing, real-time context to your assessments, potentially reducing the need for frequent, broad-scale audits.

• Enable Proactive, Cost-Effective Risk Management: Explore how Ulula's data-driven tools work with audits to provide early warnings and facilitate proactive intervention, mitigating costly reactive measures.

• Future-Proof Compliance While Optimizing Resources: Understand how an integrated approach exceeds current and upcoming human rights regulation demands in a more efficient and targeted manner.

• Explore the Future of Integrated Insights for Streamlined Efficiency: Get a glimpse into the ongoing development of the EcoVadis and Ulula integration for deeper, more streamlined, and cost-effective sustainability assessments.

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