Support responsible business practices to prevent forced labor and strengthen worker upskilling
This program helps companies counter unfair competition from production models that rely on forced labor, worker exploitation, or other labor rights violations. It also supports workforce upskilling by partnering with major foreign companies in critical industries to improve private-sector workforce development and build more resilient, rights-respecting supply chains.
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