Sustainable Supply Chains Best Practice
Kate Larsen
20 years: Human Rights and Supply Chains
Maintaining supply chain due diligence can seem complicated, cumbersome and downright unmanageable. Luckily, all is not lost. In this video, Kate Larsen rounds off by showing us how supply chain due diligence can be achieved by keeping 5 key words in mind.
Maintaining supply chain due diligence can seem complicated, cumbersome and downright unmanageable. Luckily, all is not lost. In this video, Kate Larsen rounds off by showing us how supply chain due diligence can be achieved by keeping 5 key words in mind.
Sustainable Supply Chains Best Practice
12 mins 53 secs
There are many new reasons why ESG in supply chains is such an important part of ESG, especially the outsourcing and globalisation movements. New laws demand many of them when assessing the ESG performance of a company, to ensure future risks are factored in and opportunities are taken advantage of.
Key learning objectives:
Identify the 5 key words for maintaining supply chain due diligence
Understand what each word means in depth
Kate Larsen
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