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Impact investors and development finance institutions are well positioned to end sexual exploitation and violence in supply chains, thereby increasing the stability of the supply chains and improving outcomes for women and other marginalized populations.

Shifting Power Dynamics to End Sexual Exploitation in Kenyan Supply Chains

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Impact investors, development finance institutions, and grassroots gender-based violence organizations co-creating solutions for how investment can shift exploitative power dynamics in supply chains

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Audience: Impact investors, development finance institutions and gender-based violence organizations

Type of capital: Private debt and private equity

Sector: Aquaculture

Investment approach: Due diligence

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Resources: Criterion is also looking at developing a more detailed roadmap which looks more deeply into exploitation in Kenyan supply chains.

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