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SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT#1
The process of acquiring goods and services in a way that considers environmental, social, and economic impacts.
ETHICAL SOURCING#2
The practice of ensuring that products are obtained in a responsible and sustainable manner, respecting human rights and the environment.
SUPPLIER DIVERSITY#3
A procurement strategy that promotes the inclusion of diverse suppliers, enhancing innovation and corporate responsibility.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT#4
The effect that procurement decisions have on the environment, including resource depletion and pollution.
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR)#5
A business model that helps companies be socially accountable to themselves, their stakeholders, and the public.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT#6
The process of involving individuals or groups that may be affected by or can affect procurement decisions.
SUSTAINABILITY METRICS#7
Quantifiable measures used to assess the sustainability performance of procurement activities.
LIFECYCLE ASSESSMENT#8
A technique to evaluate the environmental impacts associated with all the stages of a product's life from cradle to grave.
GREEN PROCUREMENT#9
Purchasing practices that consider environmental factors and aim to reduce negative impacts on the environment.
SOURCING STRATEGY#10
A plan that outlines how an organization will procure goods and services to achieve its objectives.
SUPPLIER EVALUATION#11
The process of assessing suppliers against specific criteria to ensure they meet ethical and operational standards.
RISK ASSESSMENT#12
Identifying and analyzing potential issues that could negatively impact procurement processes.
SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING#13
The practice of publicly disclosing an organization's economic, environmental, and social impacts.
PROCUREMENT FRAMEWORK#14
A structured approach to managing procurement processes, ensuring alignment with organizational goals.
INTEGRATED SUPPLY CHAIN#15
A collaborative approach that aligns procurement with other business functions to enhance efficiency and sustainability.
TRANSPARENCY IN SUPPLY CHAINS#16
The degree to which an organization openly shares information about its sourcing practices and supplier relationships.
CIRCULAR ECONOMY#17
An economic system aimed at eliminating waste and the continual use of resources through recycling and reuse.
SUPPLIER ENGAGEMENT#18
Building strong relationships with suppliers to encourage sustainable practices and innovation.
MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES#19
Specific, quantifiable goals set to track progress in sustainability initiatives.
BEST PRACTICES#20
Proven methods or techniques that lead to superior results in procurement and sustainability.
INNOVATION IN PROCUREMENT#21
Introducing new ideas and methods to improve procurement processes and outcomes.
SUPPLY CHAIN DIVERSITY#22
Encouraging a variety of suppliers in the supply chain to promote equity and innovation.
VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS#23
Assessing the activities that create value in the procurement process to enhance efficiency and sustainability.
COLLABORATIVE PROCUREMENT#24
Working with other organizations or departments to achieve better procurement outcomes.
PROCUREMENT POLICY#25
A formal document that outlines the rules and guidelines for procurement activities within an organization.