20 Dec 24 | Webinar
EUDR unpacked #3: palm and soy plantations under the lens (webinar audio recording)
In the third webinar in the 'EUDR unpacked' series, we addressed critical questions surrounding t...
See here for the accompanying slides to the webinar.
The past two years have seen rapid progress in the emergence of norms and best practices for setting and implementing commitments to eliminate deforestation, ecosystem conversion and human rights abuses from supply chains. There has also been a proliferation of tools and approaches for the evaluation of company progress and performance.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss how companies can use newly available tools and platforms to deliver on their supply chain commitments. We’ll also assess how they can accurately and effectively measure and demonstrate that success. We’ll discuss:
The past two years have seen rapid progress in the emergence of norms and best practices for setting and implementing commitments to eliminate deforestation, ecosystem conversion and human rights abuses from supply chains. There has also been a proliferation of tools and approaches for the evaluation of company progress and performance.
In this webinar, we’ll discuss how companies can use newly available tools and platforms to deliver on their supply chain commitments. We’ll also assess how they can accurately and effectively measure and demonstrate that success. We’ll discuss:
- What is the Accountability Framework, and how can it be used to strengthen and accelerate company commitments?
- What are the latest developments and new norms around supply chain transparency?
- How the Accountability Framework and Supply Change guide corporate reporting
- How companies can measure progress and outcomes related to corporate commitments
Speakers:
- Dr Leah Samberg, Staff Scientist with the Rainforest Alliance and the Accountability Framework Initiative
- Philip Rothrock, Senior Associate with Forest Trends Supply Change Initiative
Introduced and moderated by Ian Welsh, publishing director, Innovation Forum
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London
19th - 20th March 2025