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IBD EcoSocial Certification System
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Why to create an EcoSocial seal
Context the present context requires development
actions based on fairer social criteria, more
fraternal economic relationships and more
balanced environmental interventions. Consumers
Consumers in all countries are paying attention
to how goods are produced, focusing on quality
and the productions socioeconomic and
environmental conditions. Challenge of the
EcoSocial Certification System Creating a link
between consumers and producers, ensuring that
production and trading are carried out in a
sustainable way for humans and for the
environment they live and work in.
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Why to create our own seal
Considering the countrys cultural diversity and
the operations socioeconomic diversity, the
goal was a seal that

  • enclosed different cultural realities,
    contributing for valorisation of minor ethnic
    groups.
  • Enabled operators to work within the concept of
    continuous improvement, respecting specific
    social and environmental characteristics.
  • Allied aspects of product quality, socioeconomic
    and environmental conditions and Fair Trade in a
    single Certification System.

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Main advantages
  • Economic
  • Client satisfaction
  • Strengthening companys image
  • Competitive gains.
  • Socialenvironmental
  • Improving conditions of life and work for
    smallholders and wage-earning workers.
  • Environment protection and preservation in
    certified companies and properties.


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Concepts associated with the image

Fingers represent threefold interacting forces -
product quality, environmental quality and
quality of life for those involved in the
process. Sinuous arm represents concept of
movement or continuous improvement associated to
the process.

The combined image represents simultaneously a
tree and a human hand, indicating that the act of
purchasing a product, the conservation of the
environment and the social positive externalities
are interconnected.
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Programs main characteristics
  • Available for both organic and conventional
    production operations
  • Operations in certification process shall comply
    with all Fair Trade, Environmental, Human and
    Social minimum criteria foreseen in the norm
  • They also need to select two environmental and
    two human and social progress criteria to carry
    out during the certification year.
  • Operations are audited under the perspective of
    continuous improvement, in which each inspection
    checks on socialenvironmental and Fair Trade
    progress.

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Programs main characteristics
Example Parameter basic and fundamental
education
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Programs main characteristics
  • Types of certified companies / farms
  • Companies / farms with contracted workers
  • situations of formal labour relationships
    established between employers and employees.
  • Smallholder groups
  • situations that range from trader-supplier
    contract relationships not covered by labour laws
    to formal / informal labour relationships within
    the same organization (cooperative , association).

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Programs main characteristics
  • Program managed by threefold committee, formed by
    at least
  • One IBD representative
  • One representative for employers, traders or the
    cooperatives leadership
  • One representative for employees, product
    suppliers or cooperative members

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Programs main characteristics
  • Internal policy for evaluation
  • For certification recommendation, noncompliant
    items within minimum criteria must be under 20
    of the total.
  • At least 50 of minimum criteria items must be
    compliant and a maximum of 30 can be under
    adjustment
  • Goals established as progress criteria, except
    for specific situations, shall pursue minimum
    results of 30 (of increase or reduction within a
    maximum five years period).
  • Observation
  • Cases that require specific evaluation, other
    than recommended above, will be analysed
    individually by IBD.

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Economic Development Criteria Fair Trade
  • Companys / farms mission and policies
    explicitly express social responsibility values
    regarding Fair Trade
  • There is proof of using the ECOSOCIAL for worker
    or grower social and human development, as well
    as enterprise environmental development
  • Ensuring the product quality, preferably through
    quality management systems (well defined
    procedures).


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Economic Development Criteria Fair Trade
  • Minimum price paid for EcoSocial product is a
    result of free negotiation between producers,
    traders and buyers
  • ECOSOCIAL Premium is equivalent to value invested
    into development programs
  • Progress programs are defined with participation
    of all interested parts Leadership / Directory,
    Shareholders, Workers, Cooperative members,
    others.


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Human Social Development Criteria
  • Support to labour unions work
  • Safety at work
  • Social benefits permanent and seasonal workers
  • Profit sharing
  • Qualification for employees
  • Qualification for group management
  • Internal quality control system
  • Child labour
  • Forced labour
  • System of positions and salaries
  • Discrimination by social, ethnic, religious,
    political or gender criteria


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Human Social Development Criteria
  • Basic and fundamental education
  • Habitation
  • Nutrition
  • Health
  • Support to working women
  • Support to pregnant and nursing women
  • Support to aged people.

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Environmental Development Criteria
  • Protected natural areas
  • Natural resources management (forestry, subsoil
    and soil resources)
  • Agricultural management
  • Use of fire
  • Water resources management
  • Solid residues management
  • Liquid effluent management
  • Gas effluent management
  • Biodiversity and seed bank management
  • Genetically Modified Organisms
  • Sustainability in Conventional Management


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Implanting the Certification System
  • For first inspection, submit the following to
    IBD
  • Filled out Application Form ( Doc. 2.1.14QP )
  • Names of EcoSocial Program Management Committee
    members Guidelines, item 1.4.4
  • Social and Environmental Update Report -
    Guidelines, item 1.4.2
  • Plan of Action, indicating two progress criteria
    for social development and two for environmental
    development to be carried out during
    certification year

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Implanting the Certification System
  • IBD actions
  • Checking if operators profile corresponds to
    chosen category
  • Evaluating Management Committees legitimacy
  • Auditing and validating the starting point
    compliance with / adjustment to minimum criteria
    and choice of progress criteria
  • Evaluating consistency of indicators and goals
    selected for each program.
  • Confirming beginning of programs.
  • Monitoring development of programs and fulfilment
    of established goals.

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Grower groups particular program aspects
  • Standard System (already in use)
  • When group has no Internal Control System, IBD
    inspects 100 of the producers or communities.
  • IBD encourages groups progressive increase of
    autonomy through Internal Control.
  • When Internal Control is structured and able to
    inspect 100 of the group, IBD works on sample
    inspections basis (minimum square root the total
    number of producers).

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Grower groups particular program aspects
  • At the end of inspection, a report is written,
    identifying social/ environmental goals and
    assessment indicators, to demonstrate progress or
    retreat by the operations.
  • Each growers problems and indicators are
    recorded and organized on tables (Problem Maps)
    where it is possible to visualize the group as a
    whole, as well as to evaluate its evolution in
    resolving problems.

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International cooperation agreements
  • Fomenting continuous improvement of social,
    environmental and Fair Trade parameters, the
    EcoSocial Certification System becomes a tool for
    implementing the parameters settled by the
    following International Cooperation Agreements
  • Agenda 21- UN
  • Earth Charter - UN
  • Global Pact Program - UN
  • Millennium Goals UN
  • ILO (International Labour Organization)
    Conventions.

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Investment into IBD EcoSocial Certification
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For Authorization Use of Ecosocial Seal For
Foreign Processors in Developed Countries-1
  • General Objetive
  • For organic processing companies in developed
    countries who wish to use the ECOSOCIAL seal on
    their marketing and product package, without
    being EcoSocial certified themselves, IBD has
    developed special conditions. These are
  • the processing company must be in compliance
    regarding 95 of EcoSocial products in
    formulations
  • An inspection on year basis must occur where IBD
    or a local certifier will inspect the purchase,
    stocks, traceability, of Ecosocial products in
    packaging and documentation.
  • The processing company will make the
    intermediation between IBD and the local
    certifier.
  • The local certifier will be trained by IBD for
    understanding and applying the ECOSOCIAL
    inspection system.

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For Authorization Use of Ecosocial Seal For
Foreign Processors-2
  • Documentation
  • The basic documentation to be generated for this
    Authorization process
  • Inspection at processor by IBD/local certifier
    confirming that
  • it has checked during inspection, all purchases
    of ECOSOCIAL products.
  • it has checked traceability of ECOSOCIAL
    products.
  • it has checked Graphic Arts and Marketing
    Material.
  • It has checked all formulations and percentages
    of ECOSOCIAL products according to standards.

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For Authorization Use of Ecosocial Seal For
Foreign Processors-3
  • Traceability
  • It must be guaranteed by processing company that
  • all tracebility documents proving use of Organic
    ECOSOCIAL products and their final destination
    will be available for inspection.
  • A map in hard copy of the managing system of
    ECOSOCIAL product use and distribution will be
    generated and presented for inspection or at any
    time when requested.

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For Authorization Use of Ecosocial Seal For
Foreign Processors-4
  • Graphic Arts and Marketing
  • The processing company must assure correct image
    of the ECOSOCIAL seal according to the contract
    supplied by IBD. All ECOSOCIAL SEAL use will be
    approved previously to use by processor.
  • The processing company, retailers must inform the
    consumer about the ECOSOCIAL principals, work and
    aims and relation with ECOSOCIAL suppliers.
  • Certification Renewal.
  • Certification renewal will be possible after
    payment of year fee and new inspection.

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For Authorization Use of Ecosocial Seal For
Foreign Processors-5
  • Processing Groups System for ECOSOCIAL seal use.
  • A processing company (Group Coordinator- GC) may
    allow third companies to process ECOSOCIAL
    products for a period of maximum 8 months
    without previous approval and inspection by
    IBD/local certifier provided
  • The GC will be responsible for the operation in
    the third processor receiving ECOSOCIAL products
    from him.
  • All documentation will be prepared and maintained
    by third processor and also kept by GC where it
    will be permanently updated.
  • Purchase, traceability, stocks, sales and graphic
    arts activities of the third party processor with
    ECOSOCIAL products will be monitored and
    coordinated by the GC.

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For Authorization Use of Ecosocial Seal For
Foreign Processors-6
  • Processing Groups System for ECOSOCIAL seal use.
  • Before the GC starts third party operations, a
    written authorization will be obtained from IBD
    after relevant information about the third party
    processor has been forwarded for evaluation when
    third party inspection date will also be
    arranged.
  • A short term contract between the third party
    processor, the GC and IBD will be signed while GC
    administrates the process.
  • In this short term contract the GC is responsible
    for the process.
  • The third processor agrees to inform his consumer
    about the ECOSOCIAL seal, aims and relation to
    ECOSOCIAL suppliers.
  • Inspection, at least by the local certifier, with
    IBD standardized checklist must be done in the
    first 4 months of seal use after the short term
    contract has been signed.
  • A fee of EUR 1.000 will be paid by the third
    processor to IBD.
  • Document added short term contract.
  • After the inspection and the 8 month period a
    direct complete and final contract will be made
    between third processor and IBD for ECOSOCIAL
    seal use with and fees.

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PROCESSOR CERTIFIERS PROCEDURE
  • Will agree to perform inspection for Ecosocial in
    the first 4 months of contract period.
  • Will assist Processor to fill Application
    Questionnaire
  • Will apply Inspection Checklist
  • Will send Inspection Checklist to IBD
  • Will approve products labels with Ecosocial seal
    with cooperation of IBD.
  • Added documents
  • Application Questionnaire
  • Inspection Checklist
  • Ecosocial Standards

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