Participants learnt what the requirements of the EUTR are and how they had been implemented and enforced so far, they also gain an understanding of due diligence and how to use NEPCon’s tools to conduct your own. Guest speakers were also present to give different perspectives and experiences. The afternoon session involved an interactive session using NEPCon’s new Sourcing Hub and the risk assessments and tools available on it to investigate and discuss various sourcing scenarios across a series of themes.
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Veti afla care sunt cerintele regulamentului si modul in care au fost implementate si aplicate pana in prezent. Veti obtine, de asemenea, o intelegere a sistemului de due diligence si a modului de utilizare a instrumentelor NEPCon pentru a implementa propriul sistem. Mediatorii vor fi de asemenea prezenti pentrua oferi perspective si experiente diferite. Sesiunea de dupa-amiaza va implica o sesiune interactiva utilizand noul Sourcing Hub al NEPCon, precum si evaluarile de risc si instrumentele disponibile pentru a investiga si discuta diverse scenarii de aprovizionare dintr-o serie de teme.
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Introduction to the EUTR // Informatii introductive despre EUTR by Ann Weddle,NEPCon (download the presentation in Romanian/English)
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Exploring due diligence: what does it mean in practice? // Introducere in due diligence: ce este in practica by Ann Weddle,NEPCon (download the presentation in Romanian/English)
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Using the tools: companies’ experience // Utilizarea instrumentelor: experienta companiilor by Christian Holobiuc, Ecolor (download the presentation)
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Introducing NEPCon’s tools // Introducere in instrumentele NEPCon by Christian Sloth, NEPCon (download the presentation in Romanian/English)
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Putting the tools into practice – break out sessions
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This workshop was conducted as part of the joint project ‘Supporting Legal Timber Trade’ aimed at supporting timber-related companies in Europe with knowledge, tools and training in the requirements of the EU Timber Regulation. Knowing your timber’s origin is not only good for the forests, but good for business. The joint project was funded by the EU LIFE programme and UK aid from the UK government.