We will hold an online seminar regarding the Sustainable Supply Chains Assessment Platform (SSCAP), which will be available free of charge for two years from the date of registration starting April 2025. This follows seminars held in April, June, and August.

The "Human Rights" domain, one of the seven core subjects outlined in ISO 26000, is one of the most fundamental themes for companies fulfilling their social responsibilities.

This seminar will provide a detailed explanation of the basic knowledge and significance of initiatives related to 'Business and Human Rights', along with the functions and utilization methods of SSCAP.

This is a free online seminar. We encourage you to join us.

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≪Event Overview≫
■Date and Time: Tuesday, October 28, 2025, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

■Seminar Title: Introduction to 'Business and Human Rights' and SSCAP Explanation Seminar

■Program ※Content is subject to change.

＜First Half: Introduction to 'Business and Human Rights': Approx. 30 min＞
・What are human rights?
・Key Developments in Legislation and Norm-Setting Concerning Human Rights
・Significance of respecting human rights and implementing human rights due diligence

＜Second half: SSCAP Functions and Usage: Approx. 20 min＞

・Introduction to SSCAP
・Practical examples of "continuous improvement" in the "human rights" domain using SSCAP
(How to interpret the dashboard, how to utilize the guidelines, etc.)

＜Q&A Session＞

※The session is scheduled to last approximately 60 minutes, including a 50-minute lecture and Q&A.

■Lecturer: : SSC Team, SSC/IS Division, Food Safety Management Association
■Format: Zoom Webinar
■Capacity: 500 participants (first-come, first-served; advance registration required)
■How to Apply:
Please register via the Zoom Webinar viewing registration URL below.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_O9Aw1OYyRpWsnhW9dvsHig

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【Contact Information】
Japan Food Safety Management Association (JFSM)
SSC/IS Division, SSC Team
Tel: 03-6268-9691
Email: sscap@jfsm.or.jp
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