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Wikirate is launching a new version of our platform: here’s what you need to know
We’ve gathered all the essential information about the launch of Wikirate 2.0 in this blog.
Why can’t the public access information about the environmental impacts of Europe’s data centers?
Data center operators in the EU report their energy and water use, but facility-level environmental data is kept confidential and out of reach of civil society and affected communities.
Could AI replace digital tagging in company sustainability reporting?
Some companies argue artificial intelligence should replace digital tagging of sustainability reports, but research shows AI is not up to the task.
Behind the data: What we learned assessing corporate transparency under Mandatory Human Rights due diligence laws
Learnings from assessing transparency of disclosures under Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Laws (mHRDD)
Reporting on modern slavery: Transparency Gaps Persist under Due Diligence Laws
A comparison of twenty companies reporting under both Modern Slavery Acts and European human rights due diligence laws finds that stricter laws deliver only modest improvements in transparency.
Infrastructure Is Not Optional: Investing in Open Systems to Strengthen Civil Society’s Accountability Work
Why long-term investment in open data infrastructure like Wikirate is essential for civil society organizations working to hold corporations accountable.
Wikirate achieves status as Digital Public Good
Wikirate has been added to the Digital Public Goods Alliance’s DPG Registry.
