The organisation states whether it checks that it and its suppliers comply with mandatory standards and forest regulations in producing and sourcing countries, the aspects of legislation considered (land use rights, environmental protection, rules on forests, such as forest management and harvest-related biodiversity conservation, the rights of third parties, labour rights, human rights that international law protects, free, prior and informed consent (UNDRIP included), and tax, anti-corruption, trade and customs rules), the procedures used to ensure compliance (certification, first, second and third party audits, ground-based monitoring, remote sensing, supplier self-declaration, third-party tools and databases), and whether it collects data on compliance with the Brazilian Forest Code. CDP's ambition is full compliance with applicable laws across direct operations and upstream value chain.
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