Electronics Watch

Electronics Watch envisions a world in which the rights of all workers in the electronics supply chain are respected, workers voices are heard, and working conditions are safe and decent. Our mission is to help public sector organisations work together, and collaborate with civil society monitors in production regions, to protect the rights of workers in their electronics supply chains. This requires that all electronics supply chains connected to public procurement, from mining to manufacturing, include: - Public buyers exercising social responsibility and making a tangible, measurable positive impact for workers that make the goods they buy; - Civil society...

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Electronics watch operates in the Civic and social organizations industry.

Electronics watch's revenue is 11m - 100m

Electronics watch has 11 - 50 employees.