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Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) and the Higg Facility Social & Labor Module (FSLM). SLCP helps factories and brands reduce their audits with the Converged Assessment Framework (CAF), while Higg FSLM uses a similiar system but adds scoring and performance tracking.

SLCP was set up as a way of reducing audit fatigue across the industry. By having a single standardized assessment framework, SLCP reduced the need for companies to complete dozens of audits for different partners. This made it easier for the industry to Instead of having its own platform, SLCP works with approved third-party platforms (Accredited Hosts) where factories complete their assessments. All verified assessments are stored in the SLCP Gateway, a central system that allows businesses to share their results easily. 

The Higg Facility Social & Labor Module (FSLM) was created by the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) to help companies assess and improve social and labor conditions in their supply chains. It uses the Converged Assessment Framework (CAF) from the Social & Labor Convergence Program (SLCP), so evaluations are standardized. But unlike SLCP, Higg FSLM includes a scoring system that allows facilities to track their performance and set improvement goals.

ICS is an international sectoral initiative with the aim to enhance working conditions along global supply chains of its member retailers and brands. ICS is composed of multinational retailers and brands in the sectors of textile, retail, footwear, electronics and furniture. ICS members collaborate with common tools, to mutualize audits, contributing to the reduction of the ‘audit fatigue’ and share knowledge and best practices.

ICS actions are based on a common methodology applied by all ICS members and securing a complete control of the audit process by brands.

• ICS audits are mandated and managed by member companies. Audit launch is a member prerogative, which ensures a total control of the use of ICS tools.
• Audits are only performed by third party ICS-accredited audit companies.
• ICS audits are neither certificates nor labels.
• ICS members share common monitoring rules when critical non-conformities are identified in the factories.
• The vast majority of ICS audits are semi announced or unannounced.
• The ICS members promote the ICS scheme and follow the established rules. Basic information is shared in order to jointly monitor the audit conclusions and to initiate the continual improvement of working conditions in the source countries.

We are providing services for sedex consultancy, bsci consultancy and social compliances. Benefits from SA-8000, SEDEX, BSCI, Social Compliances: Marketing advantage more demand and value for goods from sociallyrn Responsible manufacturers suppliersrn Enhancement of company productivityrn Compliance to the laws of the landrn Improvement of relationship with the Govt., NGOs, trade unionsrn Better image and position in labour marketrn Cost reduction in monitoringrn Better corporate imagern Increased value for the productsrn Trust building with the analysts and investors when evaluated againstrn social performance.

we are providing exclusive services of quality inspection ( third party inspection) , factory audit, social audit, production & delivery monitoring for textile goods. we are specialized in garment, home textiles, fabric, yarn & fashions accessories. in nutshell we are one stop solutions for consultancy, inspection and quality control. beside this we are also providing consultancy services for gots, oekotex-100, social compliance ( bsci, sedex, bsci, wrap & c-tpat, quality & productivity improvement projects & textile training. social audit services offered by us.

Factory audit (FA) refers to an onsite factory inspection that is carried out on behalf of an importer at the premises of the manufacturer before placing an order to a new manufacturer. Factory Audit is aimed at avoiding getting involved in a bind working with the wrong factory. Retailers, importers and buyers all require a high level of confidence in the reliability, quality and production capacity of their vendors and suppliers. In situations where there is a limited pool of suitable supply chain partners, identifying or developing vendors who meet these requirements can pose real challenges. When vendors and suppliers fail to deliver the promised level of quality, your products may be rejected during the final production and inspection stages. These products may be barred from international markets if they do not meet international quality standards or legal and normative requirements.