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| Benjamin Lobedank |
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| Projectmanager Business Education & Digitalization |
| +49 711 2005-1342 |
| benjamin.lobedank@ihk-exportakademie.de |
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| Benjamin Lobedank |
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| +49(711)2005-1342 |
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Similar to the provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act (Section 1502), the regulation is based on the OECD Due Diligence Guidance and now also requires all Union Importers to ensure that they obtain the gold, tin, tungsten and tantalum contained in their products from responsible and conflict-free sources. They face the challenge of screening their products for the use of conflict minerals and collecting the information in their supply chain.
Participants will get an overview of the provisions of the EU regulation and learn how companies can address the challenges it poses.
Introduction
• Explanation of the terminology
• Background information
Overview of the regulatory framework of the sector
• Kimberley Process ("Blood Diamonds")
• Section 1502 Dodd-Frank Act
• OECD Guidelines
EU Conflict Minerals Regulation
• Background information
• Abstract explanations (circle of addressees, duties of action and due diligence)
• Concrete explanations (determination of personal concern, compliance with duties of action and due diligence)
• Legal consequences of violations
• Case studies and practical examples
Current Situation & Outlook
Specialists and managers from the areas of purchasing, sales, sustainability, legal or compliance as well as all employees who deal with supply chain issues in the company.
