Tulika Bansal (on leave)

Senior Adviser, Human Rights, Tech and Business

Master of Laws, BA Law, Public International Law

+45 91 23 57 73

CV and publications

Götzmann, N., Bansal, T., Wrzoncki, E., et al., Human Rights Impact Assessment Guidance and Toolbox: Road-Testing Version, Danish Institute for Human Rights, 2016 (Non-peer-reviewed).

Götzmann, N., Bansal, T., Human Rights Impact Assessment in the Extractive Industries: Taking a Human Rights-Based Approach, 3rd International Conference on Social Responsibility in Mining, 2015 (Non-peer-reviewed).

Key competencies

Human rights in the food and beverage sector, human rights impact assessments, children's rights and business, Myanmar

ENEL partnership

We are collaborating with Enel, an Italian group in the energy sector, with a presence in over 40 countries on five continents, vertically integrated along the entire value chain to support the advancement of human rights in the company’s operations.
Myanmar Centre for Responsible Business

The project aims to ensure that existing and new investments in Myanmar are consistent with international human rights standards and best practice.
Human rights and impact assessment

We are developing several tools and resources on human rights and impact assessment in the business and human rights context.
Energy transition and human rights

In order to combat climate change and its devastating consequences for the enjoyment of human rights, a green transition is urgently needed and in particular a transition away from fossils fuels. However, for the green transition to take place at the scale and pace needed and deliver its promises, it must be respectful of human rights.
Nestlé Partnership

Between 2010 and 2020, the Danish Institute for Human Rights collaborated with Nestlé on the company’s commitment to respecting human rights.
Developing a collaborative approach to human rights impact assessments

This project seeks to develop & test a practical model for a comprehensive multi-stakeholder human rights impact assessment of private sector projects