owners/managers that is provided in a) a complaints mechanism to deal with issues related to Roma discrimination and b) public stakeholder consultation carried out at least annually. Control Measure B 1. Documentation of active processes for engaging with Roma community members, especially w.r.t. recruitment, in areas/provinces/districts where there are known cases of discrimination 2. Documentation of processes and steps by which Roma community members were provided equal opportunities for employment, and active processes to reach out to them were made by the organization 3. Evidence that action has been taken when discrimination was noticed or reported 4. Publically available organization written policy against discrimination signed by top management b) Positive/affirmative actions Control Measure C 1. Active engagement with community representatives - could be done by organizations individually or collectively 2. Explore possibility of setting up quotas for employment for Roma community in areas with a) relatively higher percentage of the general population and b) known incidence of discrimination 3. CH showing support for anti-discriminatory initiatives which could include educational projects, specialized training for the Roma community members, etc. Controlled Wood Category 3 Wood from forests in which High Conservation Values are – threatened by management activities Requirements as per FSC-STD-40-005 V3-1 Clause 4.11 - For material originating from areas not covered by an NRA approved according to FSC-PRO-60-002 V3-0, and where there is specified or unspecified risk related to high conservation values (HCVs) 2-6: a) HCV 3 (Ecosystems and habitats): Material shall not originate from areas where HCVs are present, unless specific measures that are designed to protect the HCV inherent in the ecosystem (e.g. logging in areas of rare, threatened, or endangered ecosystems is designed to protect the extent and values of these ecosystems) are in place. b) HCV 4 (Critical ecosystem services): Material shall not originate from identified or mapped watersheds that supply local communities with drinking water, unless best practices of forest management are applied, including water course buffers, equipment restrictions, road building, and protection against contamination. NOTE: The implementation of best practices may be assessed based on the enforcement of codes of best practices and other general regulations.
owners/managers that is provided in a) a complaints mechanism to deal with issues related to Roma discrimination and b) public stakeholder consultation carried out at least annually. Control Measure B 1. Documentation of active processes for engaging with Roma community members, especially w.r.t. recruitment, in areas/provinces/districts where there are known cases of discrimination 2. Documentation of processes and steps by which Roma community members were provided equal opportunities for employment, and active processes to reach out to them were made by the organization 3. Evidence that action has been taken when discrimination was noticed or reported 4. Publically available organization written policy against discrimination signed by top management b) Positive/affirmative actions Control Measure C 1. Active engagement with community representatives - could be done by organizations individually or collectively 2. Explore possibility of setting up quotas for employment for Roma community in areas with a) relatively higher percentage of the general population and b) known incidence of discrimination 3. CH showing support for anti-discriminatory initiatives which could include educational projects, specialized training for the Roma community members, etc. Controlled Wood Category 3 – Wood from forests in which High Conservation Values are threatened by management activities Requirements as per FSC-STD-40-005 V3-1 Clause 4.11 - For material originating from areas not covered by an NRA approved according to FSC-PRO-60-002 V3-0, and where there is specified or unspecified risk related to high conservation values (HCVs) 2-6: a) HCV 3 (Ecosystems and habitats): Material shall not originate from areas where HCVs are present, unless specific measures that are designed to protect the HCV inherent in the ecosystem (e.g. logging in areas of rare, threatened, or endangered ecosystems is designed to protect the extent and values of these ecosystems) are in place. b) HCV 4 (Critical ecosystem services): Material shall not originate from identified or mapped watersheds that supply local communities with drinking water, unless best practices of forest management are applied, including water course buffers, equipment restrictions, road building, and protection against contamination. NOTE: The implementation of best practices may be assessed based on the enforcement of codes of best practices and other general regulations.