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This is how to use the CSR Risk Check:
International supply chains are becoming increasingly complex. CSR risks in the supply chain may be linked to raw materials, components or semi-finished products produced in other countries, rather than directly to the final product.
- Therefore, always complete the CSR Risk Check for the raw materials or components of your product as well.
- Example: If you want to list CSR risks for solar panels from China, include raw materials such as lithium and cobalt in your search request.
- CSR risks can also occur when providing services. For example, consider human rights violations or environmental pollution in transportation. Therefore, always complete the CSR Risk Check separately for services you use in a country.
This is how to get started
You can take immediate action through the steps below. Would you like to read more information first? Read here how to best get started.
Fill out the CSR Risk Check
Start this (short) check and find out which international CSR risks your business activities are exposed to and what you can do to manage them
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Define your priorities
The Priority Check compares different supply chains, with the goal of indicating which supply chain (or which part of your chain) is the best place to start to address CSR risks.
Work on due diligence
Download our roadmap and learn how to approach due diligence step by step. The goal: adjust your internal policies and procedures to ensure that you do business with respect for people and the environment.
Check progress with the checklist
Use this interactive checklist to further increase your influence in your supply chain. The checklist will help you learn how to take targeted action to influence the CSR performance of your suppliers.