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amfori BEPI
amfori describes amfori BEPI as a solution for environmental risk management, using a self-risk assessment and onsite audit — not a certificate. The owner states it "goes beyond tier 1" and helps members "identify, assess, and mitigate risks" across areas including chemicals and climate, aligned with the OECD Guidelines, UN Guiding Principles, and GRI Standards.
- Class
- Audit methodology
- Owner
- amfori
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What it is
amfori's own page describes it: "A solution that supports you with a versatile and comprehensive environmental risk management across key areas beyond tier 1."
amfori explains the methodology: "Customise your approach to environmental risk management with a single solution that goes beyond tier 1. Aligned with global standards, amfori BEPI methodology helps you identify, assess, and mitigate risks across key comprehensive environmental areas, including chemicals and climate."
The page names the assessment topics: "Assess a wide range of topics—such as biodiversity, climate, chemicals and waste,—with relevant, actionable and verifiable metrics."
The mechanism is described as: "A single self-risk assessment and onsite audit can serve multiple members, reducing duplication, audit fatigue, and overall costs." The word "certificate" does not appear anywhere in this text.
amfori states BEPI is "Aligned with internationally recognised frameworks such as the OECD Guidelines, UN Guiding Principles, and GRI Standards."
Who owns it
amfori BEPI is published and run by amfori, on the amfori BEPI section of amfori's own website.
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