without adequate recognised protection and standards. training as defined in national law and international standards. 4g. Operators shall Participating implement a Operators shall mechanism to identify instances ensure the human where those working rights and labour within the scope of rights outlined in this their operational principle apply function (feedstock equally when labour producer, feedstock is contracted processor, or biofuel through third producer) are parties. contracted outside of the direct influence of the operation by external parties and shall implement a mechanism to ensure that such contracted workers are afforded the same rights as described in this principle as employed staff within the process. Rural and social 5a. In regions of the development poverty, the socioeconomic socioeconomic baseline survey In regions of status of local undertaken during the poverty, biofuel stakeholders social impact operations shall impacted by biofuel assessment process in contribute to the operations shall be accordance with the social and economic improved. Social Impact development of Assessment local, rural and Guidelines Indigenous people identified and communities. an excess of unemployed or underemployed labour in the locality of the operations, biofuel operations
standards. without adequate protection and training as defined in national law and international standards. 4g. Operators shall implement a mechanism to ensure the human rights and labour rights outlined in this principle apply equally when labour is contracted through third parties. Participating Operators shall identify instances where those working within the scope of their operational function (feedstock producer, feedstock processor, or biofuel producer) are contracted outside of the direct influence of the operation by external parties and shall implement a mechanism to ensure that such contracted workers are afforded the same rights as described in this principle as employed staff within the process. Rural and social development In regions of poverty, biofuel operations shall contribute to the social and economic development of local, rural and Indigenous people and communities. 5a. In regions of poverty, the socioeconomic status of local stakeholders impacted by biofuel operations shall be improved. the socioeconomic baseline survey undertaken during the social impact assessment process in accordance with the Social Impact Assessment Guidelines identified an excess of unemployed or underemployed labour in the locality of the operations, biofuel operations recognised
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