A supply chain that integrates environmental and social considerations into its operations, ensuring long-term viability.

A business model where companies consider their impact on society and the environment, promoting ethical practices.

A process to evaluate the potential environmental effects of a proposed project or decision before it is implemented.

The process of finding, evaluating, and engaging suppliers for goods and services, with a focus on sustainability.

A method for assessing the environmental impacts of a product throughout its entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal.

Quantitative measures used to assess and track the sustainability performance of supply chain processes.

Specific metrics used to evaluate the success of an organization in achieving its sustainability goals.

A measure of the environmental impact of an individual, organization, or product, expressed as the amount of land required to sustain their resource consumption.

The process of involving individuals or groups who have an interest in the outcomes of a project or business decision.

A procurement strategy that considers environmental and social factors when selecting suppliers.

The evaluation of suppliers based on criteria such as sustainability practices, reliability, and quality.

A tool that helps organizations track and report their sustainability performance against established goals.

The ability of a business to generate profit, which must be balanced with sustainability goals in a sustainable supply chain.

Laws and guidelines that govern environmental practices and sustainability standards within supply chains.

A visual representation of the stakeholders involved in a project, helping to identify their interests and influence.

Methods and strategies that promote environmental stewardship and social responsibility in business operations.

A detailed assessment of the environmental impact of a company’s operations, products, or services.

A framework that outlines how to incorporate sustainability into supply chain management effectively.

Factors related to morality and ethics that influence decision-making in sourcing and supply chain management.

Proven methods and techniques that yield superior results in sustainability and supply chain management.

Creative and effective strategies developed to address challenges in sustainable supply chain practices.

Processes that allow stakeholders to provide input on sustainability initiatives, fostering continuous improvement.

The practice of openly sharing information about sustainability efforts and supply chain practices with stakeholders.

An economic system aimed at minimizing waste and making the most of resources by reusing and recycling materials.