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  • Principle 1: Integration
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1.9 Reporting & transparency

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The purchasing company’s progress on implementing RPP is shared publicly, promoting transparency (e.g. by including it in their sustainability report or mapping suppliers). 

CSDDD relevant articles

Article 7

Integrating due diligence into company policies and risk management systems

Article 7, Integrating due diligence into company policies and risk management systems

Article 7.3 Member States shall ensure that companies update their due diligence policies without undue delay after a significant change occurs, and review and, where necessary, update such policies at least every 24 months

CSDDD relevant recitals 

Recital 41

Identification of adverse impacts should include assessing...

Recital 41

Identification of adverse impacts should include assessing the human rights and environmental context in a dynamic way and at regular intervals: without undue delay after a significant change occurs, but at least every 12 months, throughout the life cycle of an activity or relationship, and whenever there are reasonable grounds to believe that new risks may arise.

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