Promoting Responsible Business Conduct with Chinese Companies Operating in Complex Environments

Promoting Responsible Business Conduct with Chinese Companies Operating in Complex Environments

Supporting Chinese companies in responsible business conduct, managing security risks and ensuring a social license to operate

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With a significant footprint in the critical minerals sector, the scale of foreign investments and overseas operations by Chinese companies has increased significantly in recent years. In Africa alone, some 10’000 Chinese-owned businesses are now driving a significant percentage of the continent’s infrastructure initiatives and extractive projects.

In complex environments, Chinese companies encounter a range of risks and challenges that can undermine the security of their personnel as well as the security and livelihood of local communities. These risks also negatively impact business continuity.

Many companies have already recognized the need to align with international standards and are seeking practical support to ensure responsible security management. As part of their partnership DCAF-ICRC are committed to enabling Chinese companies to implement responsible business practices in the security management when operating overseas in conflict-affected and high-risk areas.

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