Seminar - ETI Risk Assessment Project - Methodology and lessons

ETI Seminar Advance Notice

ETI Risk Assessment Project
Methodology and lessons

ETI seminars provide information and guidance on topical issues for members and others with an interest in ethical trade.

Date/time: 26 May 2004, 2pm – 5pm

Venue:
Ethical Trading Initiative
Cromwell House
14 Fulwood Place
London WC1V 6HZ

Getting there:
Nearest tube station is Chancery Lane on the Central Line.

Background

The ETI Risk Assessment project aimed to test and improve a one-day, one-person, single site risk assessment process that looks at the gap between labour practice and compliance with the standards in the ETI Base Code. The project also aimed to establish the circumstances under which the use of this process is credible. The main output of the project is a full Toolkit for the assessment process.

Objectives

This seminar will launch the toolkit developed as well as presenting the process followed and lessons learnt through participating in the project.

The seminar will provide participants with:

a summary of the different aspects of the toolkit
an understanding of the conditions and limits under which the methodology is considered to be effective
an understanding of the main issues raised and lessons learnt by those participating in the project

Speakers

David Croft, Head of Co-op Brand and Technical, CWS
Simon Steyne, International Officer, TUC
Maggie Burns, Project Officer, WWW
Justin Bettey, SA Technical Manager, Consumer Products Services, BVQI

Who should attend

Social audit companies, company social auditors and consultancies

To book a place, contact:

Adil Rehman: adil@eti.org.uk 020 7404 1463
BOOKING DEADLINE: 7 May 2004

FEE PAYABLE:
Companies - FREE
TUs - FREE
NGOs - FREE

Downloads:

Download this flyer as a PDF (15kb)
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ETI Risk Assessment Project Methodology and lessons