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Sustainability in Supply Chain
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Sustainability in Supply Chain

Learn Sustainability Strategies and Framework in Supply Chain Management
Last updated 4/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • Sustainability in Supply Chain Management
  • Sustainability Dimensions
  • Case Studies Examples - Walmart, Ford, Toyota, Unilever
  • Supplier Sustainability
  • Sustainable purchasing framework - Steps 1 to 4
  • ISO 14000 environmental management systems
  • ISO 26000- Social Sustainability
  • Industry specific certifications
  • Supplier Development
  • The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)

Course content

1 section27 lectures1h 15m total length
  • Introduction6:04

    Explore sustainability in supply management through the triple bottom line of planet, people, and profit, emphasizing environmental and social practices and ethical governance.

  • Sustainable supply chain5:29
  • Why Sustainability?4:00

    Explore why sustainability matters as scarce resources, stricter regulations, and climate risks push companies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy use, report performance, and address social sustainability across industries.

  • Environmental sustainability in supply chain4:45

    Define environmental sustainability in the supply chain by reducing inputs like water, minerals, and energy, and by designing for reuse, recycling, waste reduction, and safe toxic waste handling.

  • Hierarchy of Priorities and responsibilities of Supply Management1:28

    Prioritize source reduction and design for less usage, reuse packaging, and recycle materials; assess incineration and landfill impacts within forward supply chain sustainability planning.

  • Environmental sustainability- examples1:32
  • Socially responsible supply chain & strategies4:55

    Explore socially responsible supply chains by advancing worker safety and well-being, creating shared value in emerging economies, and sourcing from micro suppliers and farmers to boost rural livelihoods.

  • Examples - Unilever, Toyota, Ford4:34

    Unilever's Shakti program trains and funds women to stock and sell in rural villages, reaching millions of households. It highlights social sustainability risks with Toyota recalls and Ford supplier certifications.

  • Sustainability benefits3:32

    Explore how environmental and social sustainability can drive a greener supply chain through recycling, returns management, and lifecycle thinking that reduce raw material use and hazardous waste.

  • Sustainability in supply management1:36

    Explore how buyers design sustainable products and procurement practices, and re-evaluate suppliers for environmental, social, ethical, and economic performance to advance sustainability in supply management.

  • Supplier Sustainability1:51

    Understand supplier sustainability as a purchasing strategy that ensures environmental, social, and economic standards across tier one through tier three suppliers.

  • Sustainable purchasing Framework- Step 18:22

    Follow a four-step sustainable purchasing framework to set expectations, select and measure suppliers, monitor and develop code of conduct, and drive continuous improvement aligned with environmental or social priorities.

  • Sustainable purchasing Framework- Step 22:59

    Set supplier sustainability targets and collect data on progress. Use measurements and metrics, including certifications and standards such as ISO 14000 or ISO 26000, to evaluate environmental performance.

  • ISO 14000 environmental management systems & ISO 26000- Social Sustainability2:57

    Explore ISO 14000 environmental management systems and ISO 26000 social sustainability guidelines to identify and control impacts, continually improve performance, set targets, and verify supplier sustainability efforts.

  • Industry specific certifications7:06

    Verify supplier sustainability and meet customer requirements through industry-specific certifications and ISO standards, including iATf 16949. Clarify credence attributes and labeling with first, second, and third party claims.

  • Sustainable purchasing Framework- Step 31:21

    Explain step 3 of the sustainable purchasing framework by setting standards and targets, building supplier management and measurement systems, and evaluating performance to identify onboarding and development needs and underperformers.

  • Supplier Management System & Supplier Development2:39

    Explain a supplier management system that records measurements and non-compliance, delivers remedies, and drives supplier development through training to reduce waste, improve quality, and encourage sustainable materials with strategic incentives.

  • Sustainable purchasing Framework- Step 40:52

    Evaluate and improve supplier performance through periodic evaluations of the full supplier base, use KPIs to report top performers and non-compliant suppliers, audited in-house or by a third party.

  • Walmart Example3:58
  • Perspective on sustainable supply chain1:18

    Explore how to build a sustainable supply chain by aligning forward and reverse flows, monitoring and collaborating across logistics, reporting, and supplier sustainability.

  • WHAT IS SBTI?0:25
  • What is a science-based target?0:29
  • Who is eligible to join the SBTi?0:19
  • how can companies set targets that are science-based?1:02
  • how sbti helps buyer in assessing suppliers?0:45
  • how does business benefits from SBT's0:34
  • Examples - H&M Group, Salesforce, Schroders, AstraZeneca0:42

Requirements

  • Eager to learn how to do sustainable supply chain practises.

Description

The course on Sustainability in Supply Chain aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, analyze, and implement sustainable practices within supply chain management. The global economy is increasingly recognizing the importance of sustainability in business operations, and supply chains play a crucial role in this paradigm shift. This course provides an in-depth exploration of sustainability concepts, strategies, and tools applicable to supply chain management across various industries.


Key Areas Covered:


  1. Environmental Sustainability in Supply Chain:

    • Exploring the environmental impacts of supply chain activities

    • Strategies for reducing carbon footprint, energy consumption, and waste generation

  2. Hierarchy of Priorities and Responsibilities of Supply:

    • Understanding the prioritization of sustainability within supply chain decision-making

    • Responsibilities of different stakeholders in driving sustainability initiatives

  3. Social Sustainability in Supply Chain:

    • Strategies for promoting fair labor practices, human rights, and diversity within supply chains

    • Addressing social issues such as worker welfare, community engagement, and supply chain ethics

  4. Sustainable Purchasing Framework (Steps 1 to 4):

    • Introduction to the sustainable purchasing process

    • Step-by-step framework for integrating sustainability criteria into procurement practices

  5. ISO 26000 - Social Sustainability:

    • Overview of ISO 26000 guidelines for social responsibility

    • Application of ISO 26000 principles in supply chain management

  6. Supplier Development:

    • Approaches to fostering sustainable practices among suppliers

    • Collaboration strategies for supplier capacity building and improvement

  7. Setting a Science-Based Target:

    • Understanding the concept of science-based targets for emissions reduction

    • Methods for setting and tracking progress towards sustainability goals

  8. Sustainability Dimensions:

    • Exploring the interconnectedness of environmental, social, and economic, ethical dimensions in sustainable supply chain management

  9. Case Studies Examples:

    • Analysis of sustainability initiatives at leading companies such as Walmart, Ford, Toyota, and Unilever

    • Learning from real-world examples of successful sustainability implementation in supply chains

  10. Socially Responsible Supply Chain:

    • Principles and practices for building socially responsible supply chains

    • Integration of social sustainability considerations into supply chain strategy and operations

  11. Supplier Sustainability:

    • Assessment and management of supplier sustainability performance

    • Collaboration with suppliers to improve sustainability practices and outcomes

  12. ISO 14000 Environmental Management Systems:

    • Overview of ISO 14000 series standards for environmental management

    • Implementation of environmental management systems within supply chain operations

  13. Industry-Specific Certifications:

    • Exploration of industry-specific sustainability certifications and standards

    • Criteria and requirements for obtaining and maintaining certifications

  14. The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi):

    • Introduction to the Science Based Targets initiative

    • Guidelines for setting science-based emissions reduction targets in alignment with climate science


This course is your starting point to learn about sustainable supply chains and how they are driving business transformation.

Enroll now and be at the forefront of a business revolution that marries profit with purpose. Together, let's create a sustainable future.

Be equipped to support your business in building a better, more sustainable world for all people.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone wanting to learn about Sustainability.
  • Anyone wanting to learn about Supply Chain.
  • Anyone working in a company who wants to understand more about their sustainability performance.
  • This professional course is for business people, such as board members, executives, and employees who are looking to gain a confident understanding of Sustainable Supply Chains and want to learn how to properly develop a Sustainable Supply Chain for their organization.
  • Supply Chain Professionals, Logistics Professionals.