In which city was the inaugural programme of the 'IICA Certified Business and Human Rights Professional' organised?
● The School of Business Environment, Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA), organised an inaugural programme of its flagship capacity building programme ‘IICA Certified Business and Human Rights Professional’ in Manesar, on 17th February 2024. ● The programme is developed in collaboration with the Business and Human Rights in Asia (B+HR), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and supported by the European Union. ● The programme was attended by 30 corporate representatives from the domains of sustainability, business & human rights, CSR, human resources, etc. along with directors on boards of different companies as registered participants.
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