CCSI evaluates laws, policies, and proposed mechanisms for redress to understand whether and to what extent they address the remedy gap faced by individuals or communities affected by investment projects. This work includes exploring implications for the ability of local rights holders to obtain redress when investors or lenders withdraw from a project, or when a project fails. CCSI also provided comments during the development of the Hague Rules on Business and Human Rights Arbitration, drawing attention to procedural and substantive gaps the Rules could seek to address.
