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27 Mar 2019

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European Commission

Study for the European Commission on due diligence requirements through the supply chain

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This study aims to provide a detailed examination of the existing regulation and proposals for due diligence in the supply chain in the area of human rights, environment and governance. The study will address the state of play and how it could be improved as regards human rights abuses, including on rights of the child, and sustainability, including on the one hand environmental sustainability and fighting climate change, and on the other hand sustainable corporate governance in a broad sense.

The output from this study will help the Commission in assessing a range of options regarding due diligence through the supply chain and their likely impacts. It will do so by considering various models of due diligence requirements as they are already contained in existing or proposed regulatory and industry mechanisms, as well as current business practices to implement human rights and environmental due diligence.

The contractor's work will include consultations with the relevant stakeholders at the European and national level. It is, of course, essential that as many views and data as possible are included to get a comprehensive assessment...