FSS Publications
Terms of Reference to Develop an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment and Management Plan Sensitive to the Right to Food
An Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) and the respective Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) allows for identifying the impacts and consequences a future project/intervention might entail, and establish adequate measures to manage the potential environmental and social risks and impacts.
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FSS Stakeholder Workshop 05.09.2023 | Berlin
FSS Stakeholder Workshop zum Thema: Menschenrechtliche Risiken in Agrarlieferketten erkennen und adressieren
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The FSS: Demonstrating Companies’ Efforts Towards Zero Hunger Supply Chains
This flyer contains the FSS solutions and tools as well as the services that the FSS can offer.
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FSS Due Diligence Webinar: Hands on Risk Assessment
The first online event of our FSS Due Diligence Webinar Series on 29th November 2022 explores how the FSS tools can be used to identify human rights risks within a thorough Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) management system
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How the Food Security Standard works: expected changes and benefits
In order to change agricultural production in a way that meets basic human rights standards, it is crucial to build a theory of change for the instruments used.
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The FSS in the context of Germany’s new supply chain act
Handout on the positioning of the Food Security Standard as a tool to comply with the German Supply Chain Act (Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz)