EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

Identify potential risks in the supply chain, such as forced labour, child labour, and environmental pollution.

Companies should prioritise risks based on their severity and likelihood of occurring.

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Once risks are identified, companies should conduct appropriate levels of due diligence on their suppliers to assess their compliance with relevant laws and standards.

This may include conducting audits, site visits, or engaging with stakeholders.

Companies must take steps to mitigate identified risks in their supply chains.

This may involve communicating and collaborating with suppliers to address non-compliance, terminating relationships with non-compliant suppliers, or providing training and capacity building.