Due Diligence in Sustainability: Key to the Internationalization of Spanish Companies

In a business environment increasingly aware of social and environmental challenges, sustainability has moved from being an option to a strategic pillar. The series, comprised of seven sessions, aims to show companies how due diligence not only mitigates risks but also opens up new growth opportunities and improves competitiveness.

The initiative ICEX - Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade stresses that the due diligence It's much more than a simple legal obligation. It's an approach that promotes transparency, prevention, and the creation of shared value—all essential elements for winning over international customers and markets. Companies' ability to demonstrate their commitment to responsible practices has become a decisive competitive advantage.

The series is designed to be eminently practical, with four cross-cutting sessions and three focused on specific sectors. The cross-cutting sessions, scheduled for September 17 and 24, and October 1 and 7, will feature experts and companies who will share their experiences on topics such as value chain mapping, traceability, and impact assessment.

For their part, the sectoral sessions, which will take place on October 14, 21 and 28, will address the responsible management of the value chain in industries agrifood, fashion y .

This training cycle seeks to be an invaluable resource for companies that aspire to grow and consolidate themselves on the global stage, demonstrating that the Capabilities and sustainability They are two sides of the same coin.