Bread for all is dedicated to bringing about new models of food production and economies in all regions of the world. Achieving this goal depends upon cooperation between people, the respect for human rights and a value for natural resources.About us
According to our report, the Luxembourg-based Socfin plantation group and its Swiss subsidiaries are involved in serious human rights violations in Liberia.
The Link Between Employment Conditions and Suicide
07.12.2018
A Study of the Electronics Sector in China (/November 2018)
Dust in the air and polluted soils : Glencore does not exercise enough due diligence in Congo
27.11.2018
Glencore, with its copper and cobalt mines, continues to pollute the air and soil around the town of Kolwezi in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Development Policy
Our developmental priorities:
Business and human rights
Forced relocations, inhumane working conditions, child labour - time and again, global businesses have violated human rights and damaged the environment.
Present-day agricultural and food systems are the main drivers of global warming. If we want to protect the climate, biodiversity and habitats, an urgent change of course is needed.
For some years, a new phenomenon has threatened the food security of millions of people: the sale and leasing of huge swathes of land to foreign countries and investors.
When we purchase a pair of jeans, a mobile telephone or carpets, we can only do so because others have worked to produce these goods – often under abysmal conditions.
