Value Chains

For many companies, some of their greatest sustainability impacts reside within their value chain. Embedding sustainability across your planning; sourcing and procurement; supply chain, production, and logistics; and customer use and recovery can feel overwhelming. This set of resources helps you understand the portfolio of practices that you can employ, reflect on your own maturity, and identify opportunities to drive positive change across your value chain.

Getting Started on Incorporating Sustainability into Public Procurement: A Guide

Public sector organisations have an opportunity, and an obligation, to ensure that the goods and services they buy align with their environmental and social commitments. This guide helps public procurement professionals to integrate sustainability considerations into public procurement processes and to improve the sustainability outcomes of their buying decisions.

Getting Started on Incorporating Sustainability into Public Procurement: A Guide

Sustainable Procurement: A Tip Sheet for SMEs

Companies are recognizing that the goods and services they buy contribute to their environmental and social footprint, often quite significantly. This tip sheet focuses on helping you to improve the sustainability outcomes of your company’s buying decisions and improve the impact your company has on the environment and on communities.

Sustainable Procurement: A Tip Sheet for SMEs

Respecting Human Rights in Your Supply Chain: A Tip Sheet for SMEs

Every company, including a small or mid-sized enterprise (SME), has an obligation to respect human rights. This includes when you are buying goods and services. This guide explains how to assess possible human rights impacts in your supply chain and steps your company can take to prevent or mitigate them.

Respecting Human Rights in Your Supply Chain: A Tip Sheet for SMEs