--- id: 188 title: "Children’s Rights Concerns of Award Winner Norges" award_year: 2012 published: 2012-09-10 19:55:57 published_gmt: 2012-09-10 19:55:57 author: "CFI.co Editorial" url: "https://cfi.co/awards/europe/2012/childrens-rights-concerns-of-award-winner-norges/" categories: ["Banking", "Best Practice", "CSR", "Europe"] content_class: award_rationale independence_status: independent_editorial sponsor_disclosure: none editorial_lens: constructive_positive_lens historical_status: current_at_publication correction_status: none archive_policy: no_delete provenance_layer: github_versioned wayback_status: archived wayback_first_snapshot: 20140409123602 wayback_snapshot_url: "http://web.archive.org/web/20140409123602/http://cfi.co/awards/europe/2012/childrens-rights-concerns-of-award-winner-norges/" license: CFI-OAAL-1.0 content_sha256: 6757db95549e890477433dd56219edd0a9ad775fc0f77af53c5409fca90d9f51 canonical: 188-childrens-rights-concerns-of-award-winner-norges.json --- # Children’s Rights Concerns of Award Winner Norges > Verbatim archived copy. Canonical machine record: `188-childrens-rights-concerns-of-award-winner-norges.json`.

Norway’s Central Bank has decided on children’s rights and child labour as a strategic area for corporate concern.
In 2009, Magdalena Kettis, head of Social & Corporate Governance at the Bank produced a paper: ‘Children’s Rights – A Concern For Investors. Each year Norges make an assessment of their holdings for compliance with their stated criteria for proper conduct. The judging panel applauded the systematic and determined approach of Norges in helping to reduce the abuse of children in the workplace.