Responsible Business Conduct (RBC)
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The Dutch government aims to ensure that companies abroad engage in responsible business conduct. This means that companies use due diligence to identify risks for people and the environment within their own business operations and international value chain. Where possible, companies must take steps to reduce and stop these risks. This benefits the world and your company as well.
If your company is interested in getting funding or other support from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), you must declare that your company conducts its business responsibly.
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- About RBC and due diligence
- Due diligence in 6 steps
- OECD guidelines: international RBC standards
- What to expect from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) 's programmes and projects
- RBC implementation policy at the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)
- Support and financing aimed at RBC
What can the RBC helpdesk do for you?
- Provide information and what our advisors can do for you
- Email mvosteunpunt@rvo.nl for answers to all your questions
Would you like to learn more about RBC laws and regulations?
RBC is becoming increasingly essential due to growing legislation and EU directives. If your business operates internationally, whether in whole or in part, you are likely to encounter RBC laws and regulations. For more information, visit our page on international RBC laws and regulations (in Dutch).
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