Top 17%
dans ce catalogue (1043 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
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 — Lier l'accès commercial au respect des normes du travail. ID persistant: 5c8c93b2-f1fc-41e3-a5e2-6ec9f6b43430.