I am an international human rights lawyer and sustainability advisor specialising in business and human rights, human rights due diligence and governance in high-risk contexts.
With over ten years of experience across Latin America, Europe and the Middle East, I support companies in identifying, assessing and managing social and environmental risks, particularly in sectors such as energy, agribusiness, mining and manufacturing. My work focuses on labour rights, Indigenous and traditional peoples’ rights, supply chain accountability and access to remedy, translating international standards into practical, risk-based corporate strategies.
Services and topics covered:
- Business and Human Rights
- Human Rights Due Diligence
- Human Rights Risk Mapping
- Human Rights Impact Assessment
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Indigenous and Community Engagement
- Labour Rights
- Supply Chain Due Diligence
- Gap Analysis
- Policy Development
- Action Plan Development
- Remediation Frameworks
- Grievance Mechanisms
- ESG Strategy
- Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas
- Workshops and Training
More about Thâmisa:
In addition to my consulting work, I combine field-based experience with strategic advisory at senior leadership level. I have conducted on-the-ground assessments in complex and high-risk contexts, including engagement with Indigenous and traditional communities, workers and civil society actors, while also advising executive teams and investors on governance, risk exposure and responsible business strategy. I regularly speak and teach on business and human rights and sustainability governance, bridging international legal standards with practical corporate implementation. My work focuses on ensuring that sustainability commitments translate into measurable, risk-based action and long-term institutional strengthening.
Social Impact, ESG Strategy, Community Engagement, Supply Chain Due Diligence, Human Rights, Human Rights Compliance, Human Rights Due Diligence, Human Rights Training, Stakeholder Engagement
