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- 1. Partos Plaza Oktober 2010
- 7. Traditional supply chain view
- 8. Reality of supply chains
- 9. The Fair Wear formula
- 14. Multi-level verification is FWF’s core activity
- 15. Transparency at all levels FWF’s public, 3rd-party findings give your CSR claims legitimacy with consumers, investors and advocacy organisations
- 17. What do members do?
- 21. If you have any questions, please ask them now or visit our website: http://www.fairwear.org
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- Standards are set on independent basis.
- Multi-level verification in fifteen production countries.
- If life was simple your supply chain would look like this….
- But reality is that supply chains are much more complex. Especially when you consider that most brands use a variety of raw materials and many suppliers. As you all know, many actors are involved. Because of this complexity FWF has developed the Fair Wear formula which sets us apart.
- The Fair Wear formula was devised to address this complex reality. Each component of the formula represents a key aspect of FWF’s system. Taken together, these promise sustainable changes for garment and textile workers.
- And this is what we are good at!
- Next ingredient is our multi-stakeholder structure. It ensures our independency and credibility. The voice of all stakeholders we need on all levels of action and decision-making. Provide explanation on the organisations in the board/ including CCC what is and what is not discussed. Terms of engagement. The individual companies and the content of their workplans, supplier registers etc is not discussed -> for staff only.
- A process approach: we meet companies where they are and reward change.There are no ‘perfect’ factories (yet!).
- Audit process: geared towards collaboration, rather than policing.
- Transparency for accountability