Top 17%
en este catálogo (1043 prácticas puntuadas)
Las puntuaciones se concentran en valores altos, por lo que la posición dentro del catálogo suele ser más reveladora que el número por sí solo.
Evidence of impact / measured results3/3
An independent Tufts/NBER evaluation of 57 factories (2015-2018) found about 20% higher efficiency and 26-31% cumulative productivity gains among more compliant factories.
Transferability / demonstrated replication3/3
The Cambodia model was replicated as the global ILO-IFC 'Better Work' programme, now operating in roughly nine other garment-exporting countries.
Scalability2/3
BFC has grown to cover 660+ factories and 645,000+ workers, though this remains one national garment sector rather than a demonstrated cross-sector rollout.
Sustainability / continuity2/3
The programme has run continuously since 2001, but the Tufts/NBER study found compliance costs sometimes outpaced productivity gains, making continuity partly dependent on buyers' pricing behaviour.
Innovation2/3
Linking trade access to independently monitored labour standards was a pioneering compliance model in 1999-2001, though the monitoring approach itself is now well established globally.
Inclusiveness / equity2/3
About 80% of the 645,000 covered workers are women, and the Tufts study found wage-compliance improvements reduced workers' reported exposure to sexual harassment.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration3/3
The programme runs as a formal joint venture between the ILO, IFC, the Cambodian government, factory owners, trade unions and international apparel buyers.
Evidoria. Better Factories Cambodia — Vincular el acceso comercial al cumplimiento de normas laborales. ID persistente: 5c8c93b2-f1fc-41e3-a5e2-6ec9f6b43430.