83 sustainability issues in the financial sector . In this capacity we co-led the development of the Human Rights Impact Assessment guidance document, and provided robust input into the Indigenous Peoples guidance document . Additionally, we are a Steering Committee member of the Equator Principles Association . In 2020, we helped finalize the most recent update of the EP4, which for the first time incorporates the UNGPs . Promoting human rights We work hard to respect, advance, and promote human rights . One of the most important ways we do that is by deploying financial and human capital to support economic development and improve quality of life in the communities where we operate . We have robust philanthropic and employee volunteerism programs around the world . In addition, we participate in the United Nations (UN) Survivor Inclusion Initiative * (SII), which provides basic financial services — including checking and savings accounts and/or debit cards — to survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking . Members of our Global Financial Crimes Intelligence Group are our points of contact for the UN SII . They work with the UN and other financial institutions to learn best practices for offering these financial services . Further, they collaborate with survivors and NGOs that provide services to survivors, to help facilitate a smooth account opening process . *We do not control this website . Wells Fargo has provided this link for your convenience, but does not endorse and is not responsible for the content, links, privacy policy, or security policy of this website .
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