Debida diligencia obligatoria en la UE: ¿Qué es y cómo va a impactar?

Due to the growing importance of the human rights and sustainability dimensions in the business sector, new regulations have been passed in Spain and Europe. Some of these measures are the European Directive on Non-Financial Information or the measures included in the recently approved Spanish Plan for Business and Human Rights.

This event, co-organized by BHR and Lavola, aims to explore the different tools available to the Spanish companies to report on Human Rights and sustainability. In particular, specific aspects of the sustainability reports and the SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) report will be detailed to learn how to report in a consistent and accountable way.

Program:

9.30 h Welcome

Yolanda Fulgueiras, Director of the delegation in Madrid

9.45 h SDG and Human Rights ¿What do we know (or think) about this topic?

Interactive dynamics with attendees

10 h Roundtable

• Do the SDGs have anything to do with Human Rights?

Maria Prandi, CEO of Business and Human Rights

• Sustainability and SDG reports as a tool for accountability in Human Rights.

Juan Villamayor, Head of CSR Projects at Lavola

10.45 h Networking coffee-break

11.15 h Experience of a company

• GESTAMP: The Human Rights approach of a leading company in the automotive sector

• Inés Ruiz de Arana, Sustainability Director at GESTAMP

  12 h Practical exercises

  • How to develop a Human Rights Due Diligence to promote SDGs?

  Maria Prandi, CEO of Business and Human Rights

  • How to translate the results of due diligence into indicators that allow monitoring of the impacts on human rights?

  Juan Villamayor, Head of CSR Projects at Lavola

  12.45 h Wrap up and close