KAURI is the Belgian learning network and knowledge centre, focusing on Corporate Responsibility (Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Governance and Corporate Citizenship) and NGO Accountability. KAURI was established in 1997, and thanks his name to a shell that formerly was used as means of payment in Africa.

The launch of KAURI was a reaction on the growing importance of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development in the Belgian and international business community, with the purpose to enable stakeholder dialogue and promote stakeholder engagement between companies and NGO's. They provide their members and stakeholders with relevant information on all aspects, but also organise different kind of activities, such as workshops, debating and networking events. KAURI covers over 200 members.

KAURI tries to establish a practical and effective stakeholder dialogue and stimulates cooperation between the members, on both Belgian as European level.

Rosy Blue became a member of KAURI since 2010 and participated as key note speaker at the KAURI workshop "Human Rights: A Business for all of us: How to manage human rights issues in your international business" on May 1th 2010.