Qualifications
Once the training programme has been successfully completed, the following qualification will be obtained:
The Certificate of EUDR for Footwear Sector: A Quick Guide.This qualification will be issuedby Bureau Veritas Business School.
Why take this course?
This intensive one-hour course is designed for footwear brands and professionals who need to understand and comply with the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Learn to identify affected products and materials — especially those involving cattle, rubber, and wood supply chains— address key traceability challenges and follow a practical six-step guide to complete your due diligence statement for the EU portal. Perfect for those seeking a clear and practical overview to ensure compliance in the footwear sector.
Who is it for?
This course is aimed at:
- Compliance professionals and managers in footwear companies.
- Footwear brands and manufacturers selling in the European Union.
- Sustainability, procurement, and supply chain managers in the footwear sector./li>
- Consultants and advisors in sustainability, traceability, and international regulations./li>
- Footwear distributors and retailers seeking to ensure the legal compliance of their products./li>
- Entrepreneurs and startups in the sector looking to adapt to new regulatory requirements./li>
What will you achieve through the course?
Once you have completed the training course, you will be able to:
- Identify which Footwear products and materials are within the scope of EUDR.
- Identify challenges for mapping footwear materials./li>
- Outline the key steps to take to finally upload the due diligence statement to the EU portal.
Why does Bureau Veritas recommend it?
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) represents a paradigm shift in international trade, transforming sustainability standards and creating new opportunities for companies. Mastering the requirements of the EUDR provides a strategic advantage, as it strengthens relationships with European partners, facilitates access to new markets, and attracts investors committed to sustainability.
This course offers the necessary tools to implement effective due diligence systems, improve product traceability, and increase the confidence of clients and investors. In a market where sustainability is key, knowledge of the EUDR is not only a legal necessity but also an opportunity to stand out and secure access to the European market.
Course Contents
EUDR for Footwear Sector: A Quick Guide
1. Overview of EUDR: Explanation of the regulation aimed at preventing deforestation by regulating key commodities.
2. Affected Commodities: Focus on cattle, rubber, and wood supply chains relevant to footwear.
3. Compliance Actions: Steps for brands and retailers to map supply chains, ensure legal adherence, mitigate risks, and upload due diligence statements.
4. Challenges: Identification of key challenges in mapping supply chains, including issues with smallholders, traceability, and environmental impact.
5. Compliance Path: A six-step guide to achieving EUDR compliance, from identifying suppliers to uploading the due diligence statement.