The objective of this event is to create a constructive and honest space for scrutinizing legislative programs for reducing deforestation linked to commodity trade.
The session will provide a critical stock-take of the state of play of rapidly evolving legislative agendas in the EU, UK and US, as well as focal dialogues on key delivery challenges facing their implementation.
SEI York’s Chris West is a speaker and Research Fellow Mairon Bastos Lima and Trase Director Toby Gardner are moderators.
14:45-18.00
Interpretation to Indonesian in the plenary session.
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13:30-16:30
In-depth discussion 2: Aligning expectations on data to deliver on regulatory and voluntary requirements: monitoring forest-risk supply chains
Demand-side due diligence regulations and commitments from commodity producers, traders, and buyers and financial institutions require data and monitoring systems that bring confidence to all actors along the supply chain.
Yet expectations about what data and monitoring systems are needed, reasonable and available – in order to deliver on regulatory requirements and individual commitments – often vary significantly between different groups of supply chain actors, resulting in significant confusion and misunderstanding, hampering efforts to develop common ground on minimum requirements.
This session will draw on discussions in the previous sessions and dig deeper into questions on expectations around the data and monitoring systems that are needed to achieve compliance with forthcoming regulations as well as voluntary standards and deliver sustainable systems of supply chain governance.
Breakout groups
Interpretation to Indonesian in the plenary session. This session is organized by:
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