Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Due Diligence in Mineral Value Chains: Responsible Business Conduct
You developed a basic understanding of the foundational aspects of Due Diligence by exploring different perspectives of the concept (i.e. OECD Due Diligence Guidance, multi-stakeholder and right's holders perspective, legal requirements, the business case and critical reflection of good practice). In the second week we put the spotlight on the business case. Thereby we will focus on Risk Assessment and Management, Implementation and Monitoring, as well as Stakeholder Engagement and
4 weeks, 2 hours per week
Jan Eggert
Head of Education, EIT RawMaterials
EIT RawMaterials
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explain the societal relevance of human rights and environmental due diligence
- Explore the business case for due diligence
- Apply the OECD Guidelines and their meaning for different institutional and local contexts
- Identify and evaluate good practices along the mineral value chain
- Discuss the current state and related challenges of the European industry
- Design, with other stakeholders, new management practices and solutions
Syllabus
In the first week you will develop a basic understanding of the foundational aspects of due diligence by exploring different perspectives of the concept. We will take, for example, a multi-stakeholder perspective, a right holder’s legal requirements, and discuss how these different perspectives work together.
In the second week we put the spotlight on the business case. Thereby we will focus on risk assessment and management, implementation and monitoring, as well as stakeholder engagement and reporting.
In the third week you will learn from real-world cases with successful and impactful implementation of due diligence practice, both from business and policy.
And in the final week we will look into the future and discover how Europe shapes the global due diligence agenda.
Issued on 17th November 2024
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