sustainablesupplychainanageent.ppt

Sustainable Supply Chain Management Sudheer Gupta, Omkar D. Palsule-Desai(2011), Sustainable supply chain management: Review and research opportunities, IIMB Management Review, 23(4): 234-245 Outline Introduction Sustainable Supply Chain Management(SSCM) integrative SSCM strategic considersation decisions at functional interface regulation and government policies integrative models and decision support tools Conclusions * Approach to Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM): Overarching Framework Framing the Issues Preparing for Implementation Assessing Impact Session 1: From Sustainable Development to Sustainable Supply Chains Session 2: Governance of Supply Chains: From Compliance to Voluntary Standards Session 4: Sustainable Supply Chains as a Lever of Competitive Advantage Session 5: Integrating Sustainability into the Supply Chain Session 6: Managing Stakeholder Relations Session 7: Building Supply Chain Partnerships Session 8: Measuring and Communicating on Sustainable Supply Chain Performance Session 3: Governance of Supply Chains: Introducing International Labour Standards * 1. Introduction Question What are the key social and environmental challenges that corporations are called upon to integrate when seeking to achieve their economic supply chain goals? * Sustainability concerns in Global SCs Economic goals in SCs: Cost, quality, speed of delivery, flexibility, resource utilization, visibility and innovativeness (Chan, 2003; and Gunasekaran et al, 2001). Social issues: respect of human and workers’ rights – child labour, health and safety, working conditions (Maignan et al, 2002); gender equality, poverty alleviation, etc. Environmental problems: pollution, climate change; decline in ecosystems ; deforestation; soil degradation; resource depletion and fresh water crisis (McAllister et al, 2005). * Video: What do Business Leaders Think About Supply Chain Sustainability? “Future Supply Chain 2016” CEOs of consumer and retail products highli