Supply Chain Due Diligence - What to expect

Companies in the nonwovens industry are increasingly expected to exercise due diligence in order to identify and address sustainability risks in their supply chains. In addition to reporting (CSRD) and due diligence laws (CS3D), clients and investors are paying more and more attention to the sustainability performance of suppliers and investees.

This course will equip you with practical knowledge and tools to respond to these emerging requirements.

About the course:

• 3-hour module including practical exercises in Brussels, on 4 November 2024.
• In-depth look at three key components of sustainability due diligence: identifying supply chain risks, risk management, and integrating due diligence into corporate governance.
• Specific attention will be paid to realities in the nonwovens industry.
  
• Includes presentation of best practices.

Willing to further grow your skills and knowledge on sustainability?

Join other EDANA Sustainability activities, the same week, in Brussels, and make the most of your time here!

EDANA is indeed organising the EDANA Sustainability Forum 2024, on 5 - 7 November 2024, and hosting a Greenhouse Gas Accounting course on 7 November (pm), both in town. When registering for more than one activity, you benefit from discounted registration fees.

Visit this page for more information and registration.

Supply Chain Due Diligence - Practical info & Registration

Supply Chain Due Diligence - Trainer

Dr. Boris Verbrugge

• Combines academic rigour with hands-on practical experience supporting companies in different sectors.
• In-depth understanding of emerging sustainability legislation, responsible business conduct, business and human rights, and various systems for managing sustainability risks (e.g. sustainability certification, voluntary standards, digital supply chain solutions, industry initiatives).