Hi everyone,
Sharing a resource from ODCAN member Open Supply Hub, developed in collaboration with Wikirate.
The organizations have crowdsourced input directly from civil society organizations, researchers, and practitioners, asking: what free tools do you actually rely on?
The result is the Corporate Accountability Resource Bank, a list of 39 community-vetted, free tools organized into 11 categories, including:
- Supply chain mapping & tracing
- Risk identification & due diligence
- Worker voice, grievance & remediation
- Responsible recruitment & migrant worker rights
- Chemical safety & safer materials
- Wages & living income
- Environmental & climate data
- Corporate & ownership data
- Advocacy, messaging & investigative resources
- Allegation & litigation tracking
- Benchmarks & corporate scorecards
Every tool listed is free for its core functionality, with the full bank filterable by category, sector, geographic scope, and resource type.
Relevance for ODCAN
For a network like ours, where members are already stretched thin on capacity, having a single, vetted entry point to dozens of free tools can save real time in research, due diligence, and advocacy work, and help avoid duplicating tool-discovery efforts across organizations.
The list is also a living resource: if you use a free tool that isn’t included yet, there’s a submission form to suggest it for future updates:
More information on the Corporate Accountability Resource Bank