Tesco Presentation EUFF 2015.pptx
SOCIAL RISK ASSESSMENT & METRICS
Charlotte Bury Responsible Sourcing Manger SFP Fisheries Forum February 25th 2015 Madrid, Spain WE MAKE WHAT MATTERS BETTER, TOGETHER
The Bigger Picture
AS IS
3/5/15
TO BE
sustainablefish.org
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The Need for Social Accountability in Fishery Assessments
Fishermen are particularly vulnerable to abuse at sea •
Slave labour
•
Trafficking
•
Working hours and pay
•
Discrimination, bullying, harassment
•
Health and safety
•
Weak regulations and enforcement of laws
•
Remoteness, communication challenges
•
Fishing across international boundaries
•
Affects families and communities of fishermen
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
3
Risk Assessments
•
Deeper oversight of supply chains
•
Build on the current platform
•
Broaden the breath of assessments to include social risks
•
Adopt the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights i. ii. iii.
3/5/15
Protect Respect Remedy
sustainablefish.org
4
What information is currently available?
•
Fishery Management
•
Risk of IUU
•
Flag State of Vessel
•
Catch Area
•
Fishing method
•
Fishery Certification
•
FIP stage
•
Information related to these indicators from another source e.g. Country TIP tier
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
5
Social Risk Assessment Process Opportunity to protect the rights of fishermen Iden,fy Risks
Improvement Ac,on / Social FIP
Metrics
Review Results
Planning 3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
6
Metrics
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
7
Improvement Actions
•
Recommendations e.g. The Freedom Fund, Labour Safe Screen
•
Social elements included in the FIP e.g. pilot social FIP in Ben Tre, Vietnam
•
Vessel audit and Certification e.g. Responsible Fishing Scheme
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
8
Vision
Regardless of the end use of the fishery material (human consumption/ fishmeal) the measure of a fishery’s sustainability includes labour standards. Any responsible user of the fishery acknowledges the need to source in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
Strategy
Ways of Working • Open source • In partnership with SFP The Metrics • Adapting current tools and methodology • Utilising sources in the public domain • Creating a social risk assessment Reporting • Outputs – an algorithm to calculate overall risk based on a set of components • The capability to breakdown overall risk by component to identify areas of further due diligence
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
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Charlotte Bury Responsible Sourcing Manger SFP Fisheries Forum February 25th 2015 Madrid, Spain WE MAKE WHAT MATTERS BETTER, TOGETHER
The Bigger Picture
AS IS
3/5/15
TO BE
sustainablefish.org
2
The Need for Social Accountability in Fishery Assessments
Fishermen are particularly vulnerable to abuse at sea •
Slave labour
•
Trafficking
•
Working hours and pay
•
Discrimination, bullying, harassment
•
Health and safety
•
Weak regulations and enforcement of laws
•
Remoteness, communication challenges
•
Fishing across international boundaries
•
Affects families and communities of fishermen
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
3
Risk Assessments
•
Deeper oversight of supply chains
•
Build on the current platform
•
Broaden the breath of assessments to include social risks
•
Adopt the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights i. ii. iii.
3/5/15
Protect Respect Remedy
sustainablefish.org
4
What information is currently available?
•
Fishery Management
•
Risk of IUU
•
Flag State of Vessel
•
Catch Area
•
Fishing method
•
Fishery Certification
•
FIP stage
•
Information related to these indicators from another source e.g. Country TIP tier
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
5
Social Risk Assessment Process Opportunity to protect the rights of fishermen Iden,fy Risks
Improvement Ac,on / Social FIP
Metrics
Review Results
Planning 3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
6
Metrics
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
7
Improvement Actions
•
Recommendations e.g. The Freedom Fund, Labour Safe Screen
•
Social elements included in the FIP e.g. pilot social FIP in Ben Tre, Vietnam
•
Vessel audit and Certification e.g. Responsible Fishing Scheme
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
8
Vision
Regardless of the end use of the fishery material (human consumption/ fishmeal) the measure of a fishery’s sustainability includes labour standards. Any responsible user of the fishery acknowledges the need to source in line with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
Strategy
Ways of Working • Open source • In partnership with SFP The Metrics • Adapting current tools and methodology • Utilising sources in the public domain • Creating a social risk assessment Reporting • Outputs – an algorithm to calculate overall risk based on a set of components • The capability to breakdown overall risk by component to identify areas of further due diligence
3/5/15
sustainablefish.org
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