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This document describes a Supply Chain Responsibility Tool Kit that provides guidance to suppliers on assessing their social and environmental performance and developing a strategy for improvement. The key benefits of participating in the beta testing of the tool kit include helping suppliers prioritize issues and risks based on stakeholder demands, develop responsible sourcing strategies, and demonstrate compliance. Suppliers using the tool kit can establish priorities based on evaluations, receive guidance on identifying important stakeholders, and get support developing and implementing responsible sourcing strategies.
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- 1. Supply Chain Responsibility Tool Kit Key benefits to participation in Tool Kit beta testing May 2013 ™
- 2. Suppliers Set Priorities based on requirements • Conduct Assessments • Identify Key Standards and Drivers • Prioritize Issues based on Stakeholder Demands • Prioritize Risks and Opportunities Suppliers Develop Strategy • Environmental • Social • Economic Suppliers Demonstrate SCR Compliance • Key Drivers of Business Value • Audience Specific • Tangible and Intangible Suppliers Identify key drivers to supply chain responsibility • Retailers & Brands • Consumers • Community • Government • NGOs How the Tool Kit Guides Your Suppliers Suppliers can re-establish priorities based on evaluation
- 3. Suppliers Set Priorities based on requirements • Conduct Assessments • Identify Key Standards and Drivers • Prioritize Issues based on Stakeholder Demands • Prioritize Risks and Opportunities Suppliers Develop Strategy • Environmental • Social • Economic Suppliers Demonstrate SCR Compliance • Key Drivers of Business Value • Audience Specific • Tangible and Intangible Suppliers Identify key drivers to supply chain responsibility • Retailers & Brands • Consumers • Community • Government • NGOs The Supplier Best Practices Process Suppliers can re-establish priorities based on evaluation CSRG will help guide you on who those key stakeholder are Our Tool Kit prepares you to develop a strategy and helps you if you need it to be implemented We work with you to respond to the demands set by the businesses you supply to
- 4. Value Proposition of Suppliers Who Beta Test Tool Kit Value to you: • Compliance with Brand’s Sustainability requirements • Easy and efficient and cost effective way to help your suppliers get up to speed • No cost to you but great value to your suppliers • Integration into your intranet platforms • Guidance on tactically implementing the Tool Kit for your suppliers • Financial advantage: We offer 50% discount to the first 10 beta clients for a one year license of the SCR Tool Kit. • Competitive advantage: Your suppliers have a chance to access the tools that will help them gain competitive advantage. • Telling your story: We will develop a short case study on your company and showcase it through our network and community. • Deployable directly from our website • Higher level of support, engagement, and guidance for beta – so we can learn from you and you can learn from us Value to us: • Feedback: Via surveys and IDI’s once a month over first six months of use • Testimonials: Whether good or bad we would like your feedback
- 5. Some examples of our dashboards:
- 6. Some examples of our dashboards:
- 7. Feedback We would love feedback through our questionnaire we have developed for you…