SPP Human Rights | Uncovering Human Rights Risks & Charting Next Steps in Procurement: Tools, Data and Practical Steps

Calling all procurement professionals, Do you know if there are human rights risks in your category? How would you know and what would you do next?

Join the Sustainable Procurement Pledge’s Human Rights chapter webinar on the 2nd July from 3.30-4.45pm BST for guidance and inspiration from a set of fantastic speakers:

• Steve Gibbons and Catherine Morgans from human rights consultancy Ergon will provide expert insights on tools and data sources for assessing human rights risks
• Dorota Wiacek, Global Procurement, SRM & Risk Management at Roche will share a corporate perspective on practical steps to take to understand and respond to human rights risks in your operations and supply chains
• Emma-Jane, Senior Consultant at Action Sustainability will bring her experience working on human rights risks in facilities and waste management and how learnings from cases of modern slavery can support businesses to embed human rights in procurement processes from planning through to contract management
• Jo Potts, Sustainability Director – Responsible Sourcing & Social Impact at Balfour Beatty plc sharing her insights on working within the procurement function and coaching and supporting the teams on risk identification and next step actions and how to weave those into the existing procurement process

Free to join for all procurement and supply chain professionals, the webinar offers a chance to learn from experts and peers and to ask your questions on this topic.

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• Join the SPP Community for all events, tools and Ambassador bonuses: sustainableprocurementpledge/register/
• Join Human Rights discussions via our SPP LinkedIn Group on the topic: SPP Human Rights | LinkedIn
• As with all SPP events and platforms, we ask attendees for active, respectful participation and to refrain from sales pitches and solicitation. We kindly ask you to read and adhere to the SPP Netiquette (spp.earth)
• The event will be recorded and shared on the SPP YouTube channel: Sustainable Procurement Pledge – YouTube