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Jan Furstenborg

Local to global comments in three languages. Much also from Pitäjänmäki Sockenbacka in Helsinki Helsingfors Finland, as well as from the organisations I participate in. The older content is from my previous blog page which I have now closed. Most of the contents on the earlier pages deals with sustainability, human rights and social responsibility in the global supply chains.

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Julkaistu 21.7.201815.1.2019 kirjoittanut admin

Berries market in our local community garden in Pitäjänmäki Sockenbacka Helsinki

The traditional berries market at our local Helsinki community garden / allotment in Tali, Pitäjänmäki, today. Hot weather, many people and good mood as the heavy rains decided to take a break.

KategoriatAll pages - kaikki sivut - alla sidor, in English AvainsanatEnvironment, Helsinki, Pitäjänmäki

Artikkelien selaus

Edellinen artikkeliEdellinen Om Europeiska Unionens sociala dimension – artikel i tidningen Eläkkeensaaja sommaren 2018
Seuraava artikkeliSeuraava Heat wave is drying out our local creek Mätäjoki in Pitäjänmäki Sockenbacka in Helsinki

Newest – uusimmat – nyaste

  • DEN NORSKA ATLANTÅNGAREN SS KRISTIANIAFJORD FÖRLISTE VID NEW FOUNDLAND DEN 15 JUNI 1917 – EN SAMTIDA BERÄTTELSE 21.2.2021
  • Sunday walk with snow and ice at Helsinki Old Town Bay 14.2.2021
  • COLD WINDY AND PEACEFUL DAY AT KOPPARNÄS NATIONAL PARK WEST OF HELSINKI 29.12.2020
  • PEACEFUL FRESH AIR WINTER WALK IN PROTECTED FOREST IN HELSINKI METROPOLITAN AREA 26.12.2020
  • CHRISTMAS VILLAGE BRINGS LIGHT TO DECEMBER DARKNESS IN MY HELSINKI FINLAND NEIGHBOURHOOD 26.12.2020

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Jan Furstenborg

Global labour and sustainability engagement, follow the world, Pitäjänmäki Helsinki community active.

I am president of my community association Pitäjänmäki-seura and of a Social Democratic Veteran Activists association in the Finnish capital, Pääkaupungin Wanhat Toverit. Also secretary of my small Swedish-language party local, Socialdemokratiskt Forum, where I was actually president in the late 1960’s…

I am member of the GOTS Global Organic Textile Standard technical committee and advise the organisation on human rights and social issues in global supply chains.

PREVIOUSLY

Education secretary of the Finnish secondary students association Suomen Teiniliitto 1968-69.

Information  and education secretary for the Finnish Commercial Workers Union from 1969 to 1986. Member of the Global and European Executive Boards of the commerce and white collar world trade union FIET and full time official in FIET and successor UNI Global Union from 1986 to 2009.

Member of Advisory and Stakeholder Boards in the global supply chain sustainability sector until the last years when I started to ’retire’ myself : SAI Social Accountability International and its SA8000, BSCI Business Social Compliance Initiative, GSCP Global Social Compliance Programme, APSCA the Association  of Professional Social Compliance Auditors.

STILL FOLLOWING AND COMMENTING ON GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN SUSTAINABILITY

Quite  impressed with much of what they have accomplished in a difficult world, I continue to follow their work and occasionally reflect on it. I believe that there must be a balance between compelling rules and voluntary initiatives if we really want to see large scale improvements.

You can follow me in Facebook, I write a bit less regularly in LinkedIn and Twitter.

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