About
The Social Disclosure considers how companies foster their people and their impact on the broader community. Key areas considered are inclusivity, gender and diversity, employee engagement, human rights, and labor standards.
The Social Disclosure data is a subset of the Apparel 100 Research, a broader analysis compiling new and existing information on the top 100 Apparel companies' supply chain transparency and ESG data.
The data compiled aims to inform the work of human rights advocates, policymakers, investors, and companies. At the same time, it highlights the data gaps so that companies and their stakeholders can identify areas for improvement concerning environmental disclosure.
For more information on the project, go to https://showcase.wikirate.org/
Methodology
The Wikirate.org platform is designed to enable an open data ecosystem that connects information from across expert organizations and individuals.
The Social Disclosure aggregates a broad set of data and indicators based on commonly used reporting standards like the Global Reporting Initiative and civil society research, like Fashion Revolution’s Fashion Transparency Index, that make their methodology and data open and transparent.
These data are aggregated from research using public sources (corporate reporting and websites) and complemented through collaborations with research organizations, with methods including desk research, data scraping and API connections.
Click here for more information on the project’s contributors.
Download this data set and use it in your analysis
Under Answers, use the filters to explore the data.
At the bottom of the page, there is a button to download data with the current filters in CSV format. Click in the arrow next to the button to choose the format, detail and number of answers that you want to export.
You need a Wikirate account to download data. The data itself is free to use within the terms of the specified Creative Commons license.
Export limits by format
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How to get more data
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CSV
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Up to 5,000 rows
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Organize the export into multiple files with filters (e.g., by year), or use the API (See our API Guide).
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JSON
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20 results per page
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The response includes a paging URL whenever more than 20 results are available. Follow the paging links until you’ve retrieved the full set.
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Image: Vkw.studiogood, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
Social Disclosure
About
The Social Disclosure considers how companies foster their people and their impact on the broader community. Key areas considered are inclusivity, gender and diversity, employee engagement, human rights, and labor standards.
The Social Disclosure data is a subset of the Apparel 100 Research, a broader analysis compiling new and existing information on the top 100 Apparel companies' supply chain transparency and ESG data.
The data compiled aims to inform the work of human rights advocates, policymakers, investors, and companies. At the same time, it highlights the data gaps so that companies and their stakeholders can identify areas for improvement concerning environmental disclosure.
For more information on the project, go to https://showcase.wikirate.org/
Methodology
The Wikirate.org platform is designed to enable an open data ecosystem that connects information from across expert organizations and individuals.
The Social Disclosure aggregates a broad set of data and indicators based on commonly used reporting standards like the Global Reporting Initiative and civil society research, like Fashion Revolution’s Fashion Transparency Index, that make their methodology and data open and transparent.
These data are aggregated from research using public sources (corporate reporting and websites) and complemented through collaborations with research organizations, with methods including desk research, data scraping and API connections.
Click here for more information on the project’s contributors.
Download this data set and use it in your analysis
Under Answers, use the filters to explore the data.
At the bottom of the page, there is a button to download data with the current filters in CSV format. Click in the arrow next to the button to choose the format, detail and number of answers that you want to export.
You need a Wikirate account to download data. The data itself is free to use within the terms of the specified Creative Commons license.
Export limits by format
Format
Maximum results per request
How to get more data
CSV
Up to 5,000 rows
Organize the export into multiple files with filters (e.g., by year), or use the API (See our API Guide).
JSON
20 results per page
The response includes a paging URL whenever more than 20 results are available. Follow the paging links until you’ve retrieved the full set.
Image: Vkw.studiogood, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons