The document discusses supply chain management and the need for multi-dimensional impact accounting. It notes that traditional supply chain optimization focuses only on profit, often at the expense of social and environmental impacts. Tracking impacts across the entire supply chain is important to improve the balance between profit, people, and the planet. Incorporating impact analysis into standard supply chain data and product information will help decision-makers understand total performance and guide responsible consumer choices.
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1. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
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MDIA
The Role of
SUPPLY CHAIN
Management Analysis Data
2. SUPPLY CHAIN
● The supply chain is a key part of the
modern economy;
● Supply chain has enabled much of the
low cost high profit performance of
business that is now normal;
● Supply chain optimizes for profit;
● Much supply chain behavior is a race
to the bottom in terms of social and
environmental responsibility.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
3. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
PRODUCT … the SUPPLY CHAIN
Zero to start
Costs this stage
Profit this stage
Price this stage
Zero to start
Costs this stage
Profit this stage
Price Stage 1
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS EACH STEP OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Cost =
Price stage 1
Costs Stage 2
Profit Stage 2
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 2
Cost =
Price stage 2
Costs Stage 3
Profit Stage 3
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 3
Cost =
Price stage 3
Costs Stage 4
Profit Stage 4
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 4
Cost =
Price stage 4
Costs Stage 5
Profit Stage 5
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 5
Cost =
Price stage 4
Costs Stage 5
Profit Stage 5
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 5
ETC...
4. SUPPLY CHAIN
● The supply chain works when each
stage of the chain is profitable;
● The system works by every stage
aiming for maximum profit;
● Entities with the most negotiating power
make the most profit;
● However, the financial profit goal
excludes important impact issues that
are increasingly important.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
5. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
MBSS
Natural
Capital
Human
Capital
PRODUCT … the SUPPLY CHAIN
ADJUSTMENTS TO REFLECT IMPACT (EXTERNALITIES)
Zero to start
Costs this stage
Profit this stage
Price this stage
Zero to start
Costs this stage
Profit this stage
Price Stage 1
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS EACH STEP OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Cost =
Price stage 1
Costs Stage 2
Profit Stage 2
Impact
Stage 1
Impact
Stage 1
Impact
Stage 1
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 2
Impact
Stage 2
Impact
Stage 2
Impact
Stage 2
Cum
Impact
Cum
Impact
Cum
Impact
Cost =
Price stage 2
Costs Stage 3
Profit Stage 3
Cum Costs
Cum Profit
Price Stage 3
Impact
Stage 3
Impact
Stage 3
Impact
Stage 3
Cum
Impact
Cum
Impact
Cum
Impact
Financial
Dimension
6. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Sun
BOP EOP
Sun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun SunSun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun
Financial Accounts describe Economic Activity
Financial Costs
Financial Profit
Financial Revenues
Financial
Balance
Sheet
BOP
Financial
Balance
Sheet
EOP
7. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Sun
BOP EOP
Sun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun SunSun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun
IN FINANCIAL OR
MONEY TERMS
WHILE COMPLETELY
IGNORING IMPACT
ON EVERYTHING ELSE
Financial Accounts describe Economic Activity
8. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Sun
Financial Accounts describe Economic ActivityBOP EOP
Sun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun SunSun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun
FINANCIAL
P&L ACCOUNT
REVENUES
Products Sold X Price
Products Bought X Price
Energy Bought X Price
Employee Benefits
Employee Payroll
Other expenditures
Asset use costs
Depreciation
Financial expenses
Pro-good expenditures
Taxation
PROFIT
COSTS
9. MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
Sun
ACCOUNTING FOR EVERYTHINGBOP EOP
REVENUES
Products Sold X Price
VALUE to buyer
Equals
HUMAN CAPITAL ADD
Wages and benefits
What value to
employee?
Pro-good expenditures
What value to society?
Taxation
What value to society?
For products and
energy bought
and this process
Free use of the
commons and
public services
& infrastructure
Degradation
of land
Water scarcity
and degradation
Air pollution:
Impact on people
Air pollution:
Impact on climate
Air pollution:
Impact on people
Solid waste
Resource
depletion
Environmental
Degradation
POSITIVE
IMPACT NOT
ACCOUNTED
FOR
Negative
impact
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun Sun
Financial
Capital
Human
Capital
Man Built
Structures
& Systems
Natural
Capital
Sun
FINANCIAL
P&L ACCOUNT
REVENUES
Products Sold X Price
Products Bought X Price
Energy Bought X Price
Employee Benefits
Employee Payroll
Other expenditures
Asset use costs
Depreciation
Financial expenses
Pro-good expenditures
Taxation
PROFIT
COSTS
10. SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS
● By including IMPACT in supply chain
management analysis we improve
balance between profit, people and
planet;
● Corporate decision makers will know
more about the true performance of
their supply chains.
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING
11. PRODUCT
● Nothing much will happen until
SUPPLY CHAIN IMPACT ANALYSIS
is incorporated into the easily available
data about PRODUCTS;
● PEOPLE make BUY or NOT TO BUY
decisions about PRODUCTS;
● COMPANIES make PROFIT by making
PRODUCTS that PEOPLE choose to
BUY
MULTI DIMENSION IMPACT ACCOUNTING