Webinar: Discover the CSR Risk Check

November 12, 3:00 to 4:30 PM CET (UTC+1)

International chains are under increasing pressure from new European legislation. From the Green Deal to the Critical Raw Materials Act, there is a growing expectation in more and more sectors that companies make their supply chains transparent and responsible. This requires due diligence. In this webinar, you will discover how to use the CSR Risk Check to gain insight into the main risks in your supply chain.  

Supply chain transparency does not stop at the European border. Therefore, during this webinar we focus on the role of the Global South in the supply chain transparency with a case study of the Latin American NGO FARN. In combination with a live demo, you will get tools to make risks visible and to tackle them.

About the CSR Risk Check

The CSR Risk Check is a free and practical tool that gives you insight into the main risks in your supply chain in just a few clicks. From human rights to the environment: you not only get insight, but also concrete advice on how to deal with them. The tool is now available in five languages, including French and Spanish, and is already being used by companies and organisations in over 130 countries worldwide. 

On the programme 

1. Introduction 

2. CSR Risk Check - live demo & new features 

3. Link to European cooperation & legislation 

4. Case study FARN - critical minerals 

5. Q&A 

At the end of this webinar 

• Do you know how to use the CSR Risk Check in your due diligence process. 

• Do you understand how the tool aligns with international guidelines (OECD, UNGPs). 

• Have you understood what European legislation means for companies and organisations in the Global South. 

• Have you seen practical examples through a case study of FARN in Latin America. 

 For whom is this interesting?  

This webinar is aimed at Global South stakeholders active in international supply chains. Think SMEs that export or are part of European chains, but also European SMEs that source from these countries and want to understand how the tool can help them and their suppliers. It is also of interest to NGOs and local organisations working in the Global South, as well as consultancy organisations and industry associations supporting companies in their due diligence. This session will be delivered in English.