Observations Monitoring Committee Sample Clauses

Observations Monitoring Committee. 355. The Monitoring Committee concludes that Save the Children completed its deliverables under the DBA. This conclusion is based on the questions asked in the assessment framework and the self-reporting by Save the Children. Therefore, the Monitoring Committee’s conclusion is neutral on the quality of how Save the Children completed its deliverables.

Observations Monitoring Committee. It is certainly not necessary to point out the importance of these complaint and whistle blowing mechanism as ingredients in the working of due diligence procedures. Quality of complaints handling also offers a good opportunity to facilitate the identification of malpractices and rights' violations and alert the corporate structure of recurrent or systemic problems. Reporting on the working of these grievance mechanisms would also enhance transparency and send a positive message to personnel, clients and third parties.

Observations Monitoring Committee. The Monitoring Committee concludes that PAX completed its deliverables under the DBA. This conclusion is based on the questions asked in the assessment framework and the self-reporting by XXX. Therefore, the Monitoring Committee’s conclusion is neutral on the quality of how PAX completed its deliverables.

Observations Monitoring Committee. Due diligence involves information and exchange of information. Reporting on due diligence represents an important element of the process of “knowing and showing” to demonstrate that every reasonable step to avoid involvement in negative impacts has been made and to show the accuracy of the response or eventual remedy. In par.

Observations Monitoring Committee. The Government did not complete the following deliverables: promoting value chain exercises, using the information as provided on the basis of the NVB Reference for publications about the banks activities, and internally consulting on the implementation of the Council of Europe Recommendation on human rights and business of 2 March 2016. The Government provided sufficient explanation for not completing these deliverables.

Observations Monitoring Committee. The Monitoring Committee concludes that Amnesty completed its deliverables under the DBA. This conclusion is based on the questions asked in the assessment framework and the self- reporting by Amnesty. Therefore, the Monitoring Committee’s conclusion is neutral on the quality of how Amnesty completed its deliverables.

Observations Monitoring Committee. The answers given to this question show a very different stance between banks who actively participated in the working groups and the other banks. The latest seem to back away from the findings and recommendations of the working groups while the first ones are developing some experimental activities on the basis of the outcomes of the working groups.

Observations Monitoring Committee. The Monitoring Committee concluded in its Year 2 report that this deliverable was successfully completed.

Observations Monitoring Committee. 305. The Monitoring Committee concludes that Oxfam Novib completed its deliverables under the DBA. This conclusion is based on the questions asked in the assessment framework and the self- reporting by Oxfam Novib. Therefore, the Monitoring Committee’s conclusion is neutral on the quality of how Oxfam Novib completed its deliverables.

Observations Monitoring Committee. 245. The Monitoring Committee concludes that FNV completed most of its deliverables under the DBA. This conclusion is based on the questions asked in the assessment framework and the self- reporting by FNV. Therefore, the Monitoring Committee’s conclusion is neutral on the quality of how FNV completed its deliverables.