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Access recordings of plenary sessions, session slides, and key resources from ISEAL's Global Sustainability Symposium 2024.
ISEAL's Sustainability Policy Forum event will bring together policymakers, regulators and sustainability experts to explore the future of the sustainability agenda in Europe and beyond.
In this workshop, companies and sustainability systems across different industries are invited to learn from each other and share what works well in the partnership. The goal is to create a space for an open and honest exchange that sparks practical ideas for the future.
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ISEAL publishes 2024 Annual Review
With the release of ISEAL's Annual Review 2024, we reflect on a year of innovation and progress in advancing credible sustainability practices.
Meeting the EUDR legality requirement: Human rights and the role of voluntary sustainability systems
ISEAL is helping voluntary sustainability systems support companies in meeting the EU Deforestation Regulation’s legality requirement, which includes compliance with human rights laws. Verifying legal production against human rights laws is challenging, especially in areas like labour conditions and free, prior and informed consent (FPIC). Sustainability systems can support corporate...
Podcast: The evolution of corporate due diligence
Patrick Mallet, ISEAL’s Credibility and Innovations Director, joins Giles Crosse to discuss what we mean by corporate due diligence, what the evolving expectations for companies are, diving into the challenges and how sustainability systems can help mitigate them.
Retailers and living income: from transaction to transformation
Join this one-hour session hosted by the Living Income Community of Practice (LICOP) exploring how retailers are rethinking their role in advancing living income for smallholder farmers.