Sherpa uses the law to fight economic actors’ impunity and defend globalisation victims . By strengthening economic and financial accountability, Sherpa advocates for an effective legal framework that protects the environment, communities, and workers. The nonprofit initiates strategic litigation and judicial battles against multinationals corporations, and conducts legal research activities allowing it to implement its advocacy activities. Sherpa also leads
capacity sharing activities, such as the project “Developing the capacities of civil society in Benin, Togo, and Senegal to ensure that companies respect human rights and environmental law, and to enable the implementation of more protective public policies”. The project involves collaboration with other organizations, such as RSE-et-PED France, RSE Bénin, RSE-et-PED Togo and La Lumière. ==References==