CIBJO Congress Responsible Sourcing Guidance
CIBJO's Responsible Sourcing Guidance aims to protect the jewelry industry's reputation and align with international standards. This includes supporting members, promoting sustainability, and providing guidance on responsible sourcing challenges and timelines.
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Responsible Sourcing, CSR CIBJO Congress, Bahrain, November 2019 1
CIBJOs Responsible Sourcing Guidance: Objectives To support CIBJO members, esp. manufacturers, distributors and retailers. To protect the reputation of the industry. To align CIBJO with international guidance and standards. To reinforce CIBJO s advancement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To fulfil a Duty of Care on jewellery supply chains. To provide simple guidance for the industry to apply supply chain due diligence. 2
Challenges for CIBJOs Responsible Sourcing Guidance Fragmented, diverse and multi-layered global supply chains. Differing levels of supply chain sophistication, role of SMEs. Role of artisanal sourcing, emerging ASM guidance and standards. Recognise not all supply chains can comply with existing standards. Recognise guidance as a road map and a process of continuous improvement. CIBJO provides education and guidance, not standards. 3
CIBJOs Responsible Sourcing Guidance: Timeline Responsible Sourcing Committee established March 2018 External stakeholder review completed Summer 2018 Responsible Sourcing Guidance published October 2018 CIBJO Responsible Sourcing Commission initiated October 2018 Responsible Sourcing Blue Book published December 2018 Retailer Reference Guide completed September 2019 Responsible Sourcing toolkit Due by end 2019 4
Our Panel Tiffany Stevens, CEO and President of Jewelers Vigilance Committee. Iris Van der Veken, Executive Director of Responsible Jewellery Council. Felipe Morgado, Senior Manager Govt. Relations, UN Global Compact. Assheton Carter, CEO of The Dragonfly Initiative. Lea Ravnkilde M ller, Project Leader of Orbicon WSP. Marco Carniello, Director, Italian Exhibition Group. Michel Loris-Melikoff, Managing Director, Baselworld. 6
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