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Forced labor in the supply chain Responding to conflict minerals:EUOverview of "Conflict Minerals" regulations and due diligenceComplyMarketSolutions for
newEU"Conflict Minerals" regulations(2017/821)is committed to the use of forced labour in mineral extraction in politically unstable regions. These minerals, such as tin, tantalum, tungsten, gold, and more, are often sold to fund illegal activities such as the purchase of weapons, and you can find a way to do so in your mobile phone, car, or car,jewelry.
of these mineralsEUImporters must check their purchases to ensure that they are not produced in a way that funds disputes or other related illegal activities. Under this regulation, importers are subject to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is defined in a document called ".5It is stipulated that it follows the framework of the stages'Due diligence guidance for responsible supply chains from conflict and high-risk regions (OECDguidance). These steps are as follows:
- Establish a strong corporate management system
- Identifying and assessing risks in the supply chain
- Design and implement strategies to address identified risks
- Perform an independent third-party audit of supply chain due diligence
- supply chain Supports annual reporting on due diligence
ComplyMarketHow can it be useful:
ComplyMarketis an intelligent tool for supply chain sustainability, chemical and product compliance managementITand the first open source code cloud solution ComplyDoCProvides and collects information from suppliers.ComplyDoCcan help you with::
- Establish a strong corporate management system
- Identifying and assessing risks in the supply chain
- Design and implement strategies to address identified risks
- Perform an independent third-party audit of supply chain due diligence
- Supports annual reporting on supply chain due diligence.
