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2.0 Supply Chain Review
A sourcing organization seeking to become a responsible purchaser, with the full support of senior management, should assess its starting point - the baseline. Key Points - Supply Chain Review ...Delete Item
Questionnaires - Things to Consider
General guidance Suppliers need encouragement in order to complete questionnaires. Below are some strategies, based on practical experience that can help get the questionnaires completed and returned. Contact suppliers well ...Delete Item
14.3 Developing National Indicators, Verifiers and Guidance for the Common Legality Framework
In order to test the applicability of the Common Legality Framework in different legal settings, TRAFFIC led the development of national indicators, verifiers and guidance for a sample of countries including ...Delete Item
8.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Reducing the Risk of Trading in Illegal Timber
The simplest way to reduce the risk of trading illegal timber is to buy and sell certified timber. For the majority of businesses involved in the timber sector, particularly those ...Delete Item
7.2 Assessing a Source Assessed
To assess the credibility of the information from the supplier, the sourcing organization should consider the following: Does the supplier operate systems that prove the origin of its timber? Does ...Delete Item
4.2 Communicating Progress
Having developed policies and associated activities to deliver them, the organization will then communicate its progress. The mechanisms for communicating progress are the same as for communicating policy. It is ...Delete Item
7.3 Source Assessed in the Context of the US Market
Major marketplaces in Europe and the United States have seen major changes with respect to market access requirements for producers and the role expected of those who import or trade ...Delete Item
14.0 Common Framework for Assessing Legality for Forestry Operations, Timber Processing and Trade
The unsustainable and often illegal logging of timber represents a major threat to tropical forest ecosystems and associated biodiversity. Illegal logging also threatens the livelihoods of local communities and undermines ...Delete Item
14.2 The Common Legality Framework's Principles & Criteria
The Common Legality Framework encompasses the legal requirements covering the entire supply chain including forestry operations and corresponding processing and timber trade relating to timber origin, production, transportation, processing and trade, ...Delete Item