Fundamentals of Sustainable Supply Chains

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Sarah Barnes-Humphrey

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[1] Introduction

[1] The impact of supply chain on the environment.mp4

02:28

[2] 1. The Power of Planning

[1] Why planning is important to achieving sustainability.mp4

04:46

[2] Create a practical action plan.mp4

03:38

[3] Map your supply chain and its environmental impact.mp4

03:58

[4] Create a compelling business case for change.mp4

04:36

[5] Collaboration is critical to successful sustainability plans.mp4

04:14

[3] 2. Suppliers and Procurement

[1] Taking a proactive approach to supplier management.mp4

04:28

[2] Assess the fit of your procurement practices.mp4

04:43

[3] Use supplier and procurement best practices.mp4

03:58

[4] 3. Data Analysis and Review

[1] Why good data is important to achieve sustainability targets.mp4

04:05

[2] Collect and use the right sustainability data to shape plans.mp4

03:51

[3] Finding a trusted data partner to meet your targets.mp4

03:58

[5] 4. Getting Supply Chain Sustainability Plans Off the Ground

[1] Refine your approach to supply chain sustainability.mp4

02:47

[2] Take action to support your longer-term sustainability goals.mp4

03:33

[3] Next steps Your sustainable supply chain plan.mp4

03:42

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Sustainability is a major concern across all realms of commerce these days. And as it turns out, the majority of greenhouse gas emissions are found in the supply chain: Product sourcing, manufacturing, distribution, and delivery have a huge impact on air, soil, and water. So when it comes to sustainability, it’s largely the responsibility of supply chain professionals to identify areas of impact where small changes can make a big difference. In this course, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey shares case studies, real world examples, and lessons from her 20 years of experience to give you practical advice on what you need to do to start building an effective and measurable sustainability plan that your whole business buys into. As Sarah shows, a thorough sustainability program won’t only have a positive environmental impact, it also touches on areas like human rights, ethical labor practices, and anti-corruption. Plus, it can reduce costs, create efficiency, mitigate risk, and increase brand value.

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