Duration

Approximately 75 minutes

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

    • Welcome!

    • Alignment of the ASI Performance Standard with the OECD Guidance and LME requirements

    • Overview of Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas and the five-step framework to assess their related risks

    • The five-step framework to assess risks related to CAHRAs

    • Summary Factsheet
  • 2

    Step 1 - Establish strong management systems

    • What have you learned in the previous lesson?

    • Step 1A - Supply chain policy

    • Step 1A - Downloads

    • Steps 1B-D - Management systems, information gathering, supplier engagement

    • Test your knowledge on steps 1B-D

    • Step 1E - Grievance mechanism
  • 3

    Step 2 - Identify and assess risks

    • What have you learned in the previous lesson?

    • Step 2 - Identify and assess risks
  • 4

    Step 3 - Respond to identified risks

    • What have you learned in the previous lesson?

    • Step 3 - Manage risks
  • 5

    Step 4 - Audit due diligence practices

    • What have you learned in the previous lesson?

    • Step 4 - Carry out independent third-party audit
  • 6

    Step 5 - Report annually

    • What have you learned in the previous lesson?

    • Step 5 - Report annually on supply chain due diligence

    • Conclusion and additional resources
  • 7

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Do I need to conduct due diligence on my aluminium stocks too?

    • I am sourcing only secondary aluminium, do I need to conduct due diligence?

    • Where can I find a list of Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Areas (CAHRAs)?

    • Do I need to carry out due diligence if I am not operating in a Conflict-Affected and High-Risk Area (CAHRA)?

    • Do I meet ASI requirements by following the European Union’s guidance on CAHRAs?

    • By which date my LME brands must be audited to comply with LME?

    • Is there a way to require sub-suppliers to comply with the OECD Guidance if they are not ASI certified?

    • What is expected to be disclosed in the public reporting (step 5)?

    • What is expected of SMEs? Are the expectations during audits adapted to the size of the company?