NOVA School of Law (Coordinator)
Website: NOVA School of Law
NOVA School of Law, part of NOVA University Lisbon, is a leading European higher education institution known for its strong commitment to interdisciplinary, international, and socially impactful research. Its research unit, CEDIS (Centre for Research on Law and Society), aligns closely with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and EU priorities, contributing to policy-relevant legal scholarship. NOVA School of Law combines academic excellence with practical engagement, fostering innovative approaches to law in areas such as sustainability, governance, and human rights. As coordinator of CAHRA, NOVA leads the project’s strategic direction, ensuring quality implementation, scientific coherence, and international collaboration.
Wageningen University & Research (WUR)
Website: WUR Law Group
Wageningen University & Research is a globally renowned institution specializing in sustainability, environmental governance, and interdisciplinary research. Its Law Group focuses on the role of legal frameworks in addressing global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and sustainable resource management. With a strong emphasis on transnational and interdisciplinary approaches, WUR integrates legal scholarship with science and policy to promote planetary resilience and justice. Within the CAHRA project, WUR contributes cutting-edge expertise on sustainability governance, helping develop innovative legal tools and training materials that address human rights risks in complex global supply chains and support responsible business conduct in fragile contexts.
Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (NLU)
Website: Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University
Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University is one of Ukraine’s leading legal education institutions, with a strong reputation in public law, international law, and legal reform. The university plays a key role in advancing legal education and research in Ukraine, particularly in the context of European integration and post-conflict recovery. Through its participation in CAHRA, NLU contributes to the development of Human Rights Due Diligence training and supports the creation of a regional hub in Ukraine. Its involvement helps ensure that project outputs are adapted to local legal realities and effectively support capacity building, professional education, and long-term institutional resilience in conflict-affected contexts.
Social Action Centre (SAC)
Website: Social Action Centre
The Social Action Centre is a Ukrainian civil society organization dedicated to promoting human rights, equality, and democratic development. It works closely with communities, policymakers, and advocacy networks to strengthen accountability mechanisms and support vulnerable groups. With expertise in research, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement, SAC plays a crucial role in connecting legal standards with real-world implementation. Within CAHRA, SAC contributes to stakeholder outreach, policy dialogue, and dissemination activities, ensuring that civil society perspectives are meaningfully reflected in the project’s tools and training. Its participation strengthens the project’s practical relevance and supports responsible business conduct and human rights protection in Ukraine.
Confederation of Employers of Ukraine (ConfEU)
Website: Confederation of Employers of Ukraine
The Confederation of Employers of Ukraine is a national umbrella organization representing the interests of employers, employers’ organizations, and business associations across Ukraine. Established to support economic development and social dialogue, ConfEU actively engages with government institutions, trade unions, and international partners. It focuses on labor relations, workforce development, entrepreneurship, and improving the business environment. In the CAHRA project, ConfEU ensures strong engagement with the private sector, facilitating the participation of companies in training and awareness activities. Its role is essential in translating human rights standards into practical tools and strategies for businesses operating in high-risk and conflict-affected environments.
Zaporizhzhia Institute of Economics and Information Technologies (ZIEIT)
Website: ZIEIT
Zaporizhzhia Institute of Economics and Information Technologies is an innovative private higher education institution that combines academic education with practical training. The institute offers programs in information technology, economics, management, law, and related fields across multiple levels, from vocational and undergraduate study to postgraduate education. ZIEIT emphasizes applied learning, digital development, and professional preparation for contemporary labor market demands. Within CAHRA, ZIEIT contributes to curriculum development and training delivery, particularly by integrating human rights and business ethics into multidisciplinary education. Its participation strengthens the project’s capacity-building dimension and helps expand regional expertise in Ukraine.
Universidad del Rosario – Faculty of Jurisprudence
Website: Faculty of Jurisprudence, Universidad del Rosario
Universidad del Rosario is one of Colombia’s most prestigious academic institutions, with a long-standing tradition in legal education and research. Its Faculty of Jurisprudence is a leading center for work on business and human rights in Latin America. The faculty has organized major conferences, produced influential research, and contributed to policy development in areas such as transitional justice and corporate accountability. In CAHRA, Universidad del Rosario plays a central role in developing training modules and leading regional activities in Colombia, ensuring that project outputs are grounded in local expertise and aligned with regional challenges, institutional needs, and public policy debates.
Universidad ICESI
Website: Universidad ICESI
Universidad ICESI is a leading Colombian university recognized for its strong focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and interdisciplinary education. The institution maintains close links with industry and public institutions, enabling it to translate academic knowledge into practical solutions. ICESI has extensive experience in capacity building and applied research, particularly in areas related to governance, sustainability, and development. Within the CAHRA project, ICESI contributes to training activities, stakeholder engagement, and the development of educational materials, helping strengthen the project’s impact among businesses, students, and local communities in Colombia and supporting long-term regional knowledge exchange.
Universidad EAFIT
Website: Universidad EAFIT
Universidad EAFIT is a prestigious private university based in Medellín, recognized for its academic excellence and leadership in research and innovation. The university has a strong focus on international law, sustainability, and human rights. Its team contributes expertise in natural resources, international relations, and corporate responsibility, helping connect academic work with pressing social and regulatory challenges. In CAHRA, EAFIT contributes to research outputs, training modules, and policy-relevant analysis. The university plays an important role in linking scholarship with practice, particularly in relation to responsible business conduct and human rights due diligence in conflict-affected and high-risk areas.
Bogotá Chamber of Commerce (CCB)
Website: Bogotá Chamber of Commerce
The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit organization that supports business development and competitiveness in Bogotá and the surrounding region. It plays a central role in strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem by providing training, innovation support, internationalization services, and strategic partnerships for businesses. The Chamber also manages the commercial registry and promotes collaboration between public and private actors. Within CAHRA, CCB ensures strong engagement with the business sector, facilitating outreach to SMEs and supporting the practical application of human rights due diligence tools in real economic contexts. Its participation helps connect the project’s outputs with companies and regional stakeholders.