In order to expand our mission of ranking the world’s most powerful digital platforms and telecommunications companies on their disclosed commitments and policies affecting human rights, we translate our research materials and work closely with partners to develop adaptations of our methodology, allowing them to evaluate companies that the RDR Index does not currently cover.
Researchers around the world have applied the RDR Index methodology to evaluate companies in a diverse range of countries and regions.
For information on how you or your organization can adapt our methodology to evaluate one or multiple companies in your region, take a look at our Adaptations page.
We thank our partners at Global Voices Translation Services for making this work possible.
2020 RDR Corporate Accountability Index
For 2020, we revised the RDR Index methodology to acknowledge the wide adoption of targeted advertising technology and algorithmic systems. We translated our methodology into Arabic, French, and Spanish.
2019 RDR Corporate Accountability Index
- Four-page summary of key 2019 RDR Index findings:
- Company report cards:
- Arabic: Etisalat and Ooredoo
- Chinese: Baidu and Tencent
- French: Orange
- German: Deutsche Telekom
- Korean: Kakao and Samsung
- Russian: Mail.Ru and Yandex
- Spanish: América Móvil and Telefónica
2018 RDR Corporate Accountability Index
2017 RDR Corporate Accountability Index
- Four-page summary of key 2017 RDR Index findings:
- Company report cards:
- Spanish: América Móvil and Telefónica
2015 RDR Corporate Accountability Index
- Full 2015 RDR Index:
- Four-page summary of key 2015 RDR Index findings:
- Company report cards:
- Spanish: América Móvil
