A sustainable supply chain and its social impact


By investing in capacity-building programmes for suppliers, businesses can build also resilience throughout their supply chains, creating long-term value for all stakeholders involved.

THE social impact of a company’s operations extends far beyond its immediate environment. As businesses recognise the critical importance of integrating social responsibility into their supply chain management, they are also drivers of positive change on a global scale.

Companies can use their supply chains to foster social responsibility, proven by examples of ethical sourcing policies, supplier diversity initiatives and capacity-building programmes.

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