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INFORMAL LUNCH BRIEFING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CONDUCT

INFORMAL LUNCH BRIEFING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CONDUCT. Prof. Dr. Roel Nieuwenkamp Chair of the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct Email: roel.nieuwenkamp@minbuza.nl. Contents NCP’s Global Forum Pro active agenda Outreach Funding needs.

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INFORMAL LUNCH BRIEFING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CONDUCT

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  1. INFORMAL LUNCH BRIEFING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS CONDUCT Prof. Dr. RoelNieuwenkamp Chair of the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct Email: roel.nieuwenkamp@minbuza.nl

  2. Contents NCP’s Global Forum Pro active agenda Outreach Funding needs

  3. 1. National Contact Points • Momentum for reform • Trade Unions and NGO’s: not enough! • Many NCP’s insufficient resources • ‘Functional equivalence’ • Capacity building

  4. 2. Global Forum on RBC • Successful first GF 2013 • Mix of high level dialogue andexpert sessions

  5. 3. Pro active agenda • Textiles: High level ILO – OECD Forum 2014 • Financial sector - UN • Extractive industries • Agriculture – FAO • Conflict-minerals

  6. 4. OUTREACH Highest priority BIAC China, India, South East Asia

  7. 4. “MENU” for outreach Translation Analysis (comparison OECD GL – National CSR policy) Public policy dialogue Steering board Global Forum MOU “RBC in …” Promotion and good offices ‘on the ground’

  8. 5. Funding • Higher expectations, lower VC’s • Mismatch expectations after 2011 and severely under-resourced OECD Secretariat • Urgent funding need

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