SOMO Logo
  • Research
    • Access to remedy
    • Climate Justice
    • Companies
    • Corporate accountability and regulation
    • Corporate lobby
    • Electronics
    • Energy
    • Extractives
    • Financial sector
    • Food and agriculture
    • Garments and textiles
    • Land
    • Multinationals and conflict
    • Pharmaceutical industry
    • Precarious work
    • Sustainable public procurement
    • Tax
    • Trade and investments
  • Services
    • Services
    • Our Services
      • Custom research
      • Training
      • Advice
    • Our team
    • Clients
    • The way we work
    • Get in touch
  • Network
  • About SOMO
    • About SOMO
    • Mission & vision
    • Team
    • Funders
    • Work at SOMO
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Support us
    • Support us
    • Donate
    • Publeaks
  • Contact
  • en
  • nl
Publisher
  • SOMO
Partners
  • FNV – Federatie Nederlandse Vakbeweging
  • FNV Bondgenoten
  • SOMO
Related topics
  • Corporate accountability and regulation
Related companies
  • Heineken
Share Menu
Share this
  • twitter Created with Sketch.
  • facebook Created with Sketch.
  • linkedin Created with Sketch.
  • email Created with Sketch.
  • print Created with Sketch.
Home Research FNV Company Monitor; Heineken Indonesia summary
Publication / June 1, 2006

FNV Company Monitor; Heineken Indonesia summary

read more less
publication cover - FNV Company Monitor; Heineken Indonesia summary
would you like to make a donation?

related content

publication cover - Setting the record straight
Publication / December 16, 2022

Setting the record straight

Downstream due diligence
publication cover - Setting the record straight
Download

Get in touch and find out what SOMO Services can do for you

read more
Statement / December 5, 2022

Groups react with dismay to FMO’s position statement on Financial Intermediaries, pointing to outstanding human rights and climate concerns

On October 13th 2022, FMO published the final version of its Position Statement on Impact and ESG for Financial Intermediaries (FI statement). As civil society groups which have engaged with FMO on this topic for…

publication cover - A piece, not a proxy
Publication / November 25, 2022

A piece, not a proxy

The European Commission’s dangerous overreliance on industry schemes, multi-stakeholder initiatives, and third-party auditing in the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
publication cover - A piece, not a proxy
Download
News / November 24, 2022

Industry schemes must not be part of the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

The European Commission’s proposal for a directive on corporate sustainability due diligence includes a dangerous overreliance on industry schemes, multi-stakeholder initiatives, and third-party auditing, a briefing paper by SOMO concludes. Publication / November 25, 2022…

News / November 2, 2022

SOMO welcomes game-changing Dutch bill on mandatory due diligence

The ‘Bill on Responsible and Sustainable International Business Conduct’, submitted to the Dutch Parliament on Tuesday by six Dutch political parties is set to be a game changer in the field of corporate accountability. SOMO…

News / October 28, 2022

Telenor and civil society move forward in mediation over digital security of Myanmar citizens

Telenor and 474 civil society organizations from Myanmar, represented by SOMO, have reached a preliminary agreement in an ongoing mediation process related to the Norwegian telecoms operator’s rushed exit from Myanmar in 2021. The memorandum…

Statement / October 13, 2022

EU and UN instruments must work in tandem to guarantee justice

The UN Treaty aimed at regulating the activities of transnational corporations and other businesses (also commonly referred to as the Legally Binding Instrument, or LBI), and the proposed EU Directive on corporate sustainability due diligence…

News / October 5, 2022

Independent research confirms FMO’s responsibility for destruction caused by Barro Blanco dam, recommends compensation

Dutch development bank FMO bears responsibility for the destruction of livelihoods, economic losses and environmental damage caused by the construction of the Barro Blanco dam in Panama, according to a report by the bank’s Independent…

News / July 12, 2022

New civil society toolkit to counter harmful corporate strategies

The Mind the Gap project has launched a new toolkit for civil society to deal with strategies commonly used by corporations to avoid responsibility for human rights abuses and environmental damage across their supply chains….

Statement / June 28, 2022

In solidarity with daughter of murdered Indigenous leader

On Tuesday 28 June, the Honduran organisation COPINH and the Global Justice Association filed a complaint with the public prosecutor in the Netherlands against Dutch development bank FMO. For COPINH, this is part of their…

SOMO Logo

Come and visit us

Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO)
KNSM-laan 17
1019 LA, Amsterdam
Nederland
view on google maps

Contact us

Tel: +31 (0)20 639 12 91 (Mon-Fri, 9AM-5PM)
Email: info@somo.nl
Visit our twitter page Visit our facebook page Visit our linkedin page Visit our mastadon page Visit our youtube page

Practical details

Bank name: Triodos
Account number: NL56TRIO0198407777
BIC / SWIFT code: TRIONL2U
VAT number: NL002954631B01
Chamber of Commerce registration: 41223308

  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy statement
  • Cookie Policy
ANBI Logo ISO Logo Partos Logo
Cookies & Privacy
We use cookies to optimise your experience and improve our website.
Functional Always active
These cookies are required in order to use the website. They ensure that the website works properly and that your user preferences remain known. For example, they save you from having to enter the same information every time you visit our website. We may set these cookies without your consent.
Preferences
The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user.
Statistics
These cookies collect information about how you use our website, such as which pages you visited and which links you clicked. This information is only used for reporting and improving website functions. All data is anonymised, so the information cannot be used to identify you. We do not share statistical data with third parties. These cookies collect information about how you use our website, such as which pages you visited and which links you clicked. This information is only used for reporting and improving website functions. All data is anonymised, so the information cannot be used to identify you. We do not share statistical data with third parties.
Marketing
These cookies track your online activity to help advertisers deliver more relevant advertising or to limit how many times you see an ad. Marketing cookies may share that information with other websites, organisations or advertisers.
Manage options Manage services Manage vendors Read more about these purposes
Preferences
{title} {title} {title}