1:16Traceability is only the beginning
Knowing origin does not settle due diligence, participation or the distribution of benefits.
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From information to trust.
Explore what evidence can establish, where judgement remains necessary, and why incentives and infrastructure matter.
What has to happen for better information to lead to better decisions?
- STEP 1 OF 4
Start with the limits of traceability
Knowing where something comes from leaves further questions about due diligence and benefits.
1:16 - STEP 2 OF 4
Keep people accountable
Methods and assumptions can be documented, but purpose, priorities and escalation still require human judgement.
1:14A risk model still needs human judgement
Methods, assumptions, purpose and escalation remain decisions people must own.
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Examine the incentives
More complete checks may reveal problems while creating a commercial penalty for the verifier.
2:36What if better audits lose customers?
More complete checks can reveal problems while creating a commercial penalty for the verifier.
SpeakerChuck RogersAmericas Director, Technical Consulting & Supply Chain Solutions · Bureau Veritas Consumer Products ServicesLinkedIn ↗ - STEP 4 OF 4
Ask what enables action
The circularity discussion connects reporting to the physical capacity needed to act on it.
0:40Reporting cannot build a recycling plant
The moderator explains why physical processing capacity is needed for reporting to lead to improvement.
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