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🌍 What will it take to make regulation and voluntary sustainability action work better together? Hear from experts across policy, business and sustainability systems: 🔹Ruben Zandvliet, PhD | Shift Project 🔹Bart Vandewaetere | Nestlé 🔹Marieke van der Mijn | Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI) 💬 Together, they'll explore how businesses are navigating changing sustainability requirements, where sustainability systems can support regulation, and what policymakers need to make these approaches work effectively in practice. Join us for a timely discussion on turning sustainability policy ambition into meaningful action. 📅 29 October | 14:00 – 15:00 UTC 🔗 Register now > https://lnkd.in/eb6v8CsM Vidya Rangan Leslie Sajous

Supply chains are under pressure. But what does real resilience look like from a producer perspective? On 9 June in Accra, the Global Sustainability Symposium hosted by ISEAL will bring together producers, policymakers, businesses and sustainability leaders for an open conversation on building stronger supply chains. Join us to explore how sustainability systems can support more resilient, future-ready supply chains. Find out more and express your interest > ow.ly/t70L50YuET6 ISEAL is proud to be supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) for this event.

How can sustainability systems strengthen resilient supply chains? At the 2026 Global Sustainability Symposium, ISEAL will convene leaders from across business, policy and sustainability in Accra to share lessons, examine what works, and explore where new approaches are needed. The discussion will draw on regional experience while addressing challenges of global relevance. Learn more and express your interest > ow.ly/t70L50YuET6 ISEAL is proud to be supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) for this event.

Resilient supply chains depend on strong connections between producers, policy and practice. On 9 June in Accra, the Global Sustainability Symposium hosted by ISEAL will convene producers, governments, companies and sustainability systems to exchange practical insights and lessons from across regions. The aim is simple: open dialogue and shared learning on what supports resilience in practice. Express your interest > ow.ly/t70L50YuET6 ISEAL is proud to be supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) for this event.

On 9 June, ISEAL will bring together producers, policymakers, companies and sustainability leaders in Accra to explore how to build resilient supply chains in a changing world. This year’s Global Sustainability Symposium focuses on the practical questions that matter most: 🔸 What does resilience look like for producers? 🔸 How can credible systems strengthen supply chains? 🔸 Where do policy and practice need better alignment? Learn more and express your interest > ow.ly/t70L50YuET6 ISEAL is proud to be supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) for this event.

Traceability helps track where materials come from, and who produces and trades them across a supply chain, revealing where problems occur and enabling effective responses. Listen to the podcast > ow.ly/UT0K50YgVs4