The Missing Data in Due Diligence

Fair Work Monitor Launch Event 7th October | Decent Work in Action

Join us - Lets start improving working conditions together

Posted
07 October 2026, 13:34

Last updated
19 October 2026, 14:17

Reliable due diligence starts with reliable insight. Yet many companies still struggle to access credible, worker-based information from deep within their supply chains.

This challenge was at the heart of The Missing Data in Due Diligence, the launch event marking the introduction of CNV Internationaal's Fair Work Monitor.

We very much appreciate if you joined us Wednesday afternoon 7 October 2026 , on World Day for Decent Work in Rotterdam to share your perspectives during this focused afternoon on worker voice, supply chain risks and practical action.

We invite you to discover the Fair Work Monitor dashboards and to contact us to discuss possiblities to work together.

Indonesia palmoil women workers on a plantation wearing protective equipment when spraying pesticides

Fair Work Monitor Launch video

The Fair Work Monitor gives companies, investors, and other stakeholders access to valuable insights directly from workers in global supply chains, with a focus on agriculture, mining, and textiles.

With the Fair Work Monitor, businesses can:
• Identify labour risks earlier
• Strengthen human rights due diligence (HRDD)
• Prioritise effective actions
• Monitor progress over time
• Improve ESG and sustainability performance
• Support compliance with international regulations

Missed the launch event? Watch the video.

Programme

Watch the photo-impression of the programme

(we will share the aftermovie soon)

Opening and interview
Hans van den Heuvel, President of CNV

Launch of the Fair Work Monitor | From Data to Action, with reflections from
Adriana Guarnizo, Programme Coordinator CNV Internationaal
Lance Coseart, ESG Lead at Stedin
Lieke Alofs, Responsible Investment Advisor at MN

Interactive business case: From Insight to Action

Reflections on the case
Samuel Gultom, Programme Coordinator CNV Internationaal
Marhijn Visser, Deputy Director International Affairs VNO-NCW

Keynote Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Natalie den Breugom de Haas,
Deputy Director of the Sustainable Economic Development Department

Practical next steps and closing reflections
Daniëlle Woestenberg, Chair of the CNV Internationaal Board

Made possible by Postcode Loterij and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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