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Vision Zero for Sustainability along Global Supply Chains – beyond Due Diligence Obligations

The global economy is characterized by its organization through extremely complex and increasingly fragmented supply chains, which have long spanned the entire globe and which cover many different intermediate levels. Being aware of this situation, the International ISSA Sections on Prevention in the Chemical Industry, Construction, Information, Mining and Trade collaborate closely and jointly invite to the symposium “Vision Zero for Sustainability along Global Supply Chains – beyond Due Diligence Obligations – GSC Berlin 2024“ (Berlin / Germany – 22–23 October 2024).

Natascha Plankermann2024-08-19T22:28:25+02:00

‘A German law can act as a role model’

A recent analysis carried out by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) deals with the issue of a legal regulation on corporate due diligence in global supply chains. In a Basi interview, Veronika Ertl, Development Policy Advisor at the KAS, talks about the options for regulating companies to comply with human rights and environmental protection regulations.

Natascha Plankermann2020-07-30T17:00:24+02:00

Supply chains – how can they be made transparent and secure?

The corona pandemic is just as much of a wake-up call as the major disasters of 2012/2013 that occurred in production facilities. The interrelationships in global supply chains are once again attracting increased attention.

Natascha Plankermann2020-07-30T17:15:35+02:00