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SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE
PROCUREMENT
CIPS Event – Basel, Switzerland, March 2014
Pierre Boccon-Gibod
Global Sustainability Services
Senior Sustainability Consultant
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AGENDA
Is Sustainable Procurement only about reducing
risk ?
Procurement and Sustainability
What type of requests I receive about
Sustainable Procurement
Minimum Level
Avoid Green/Social washing
Beyond the balance sheet
Take home message
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SGS PRAGMATIC APPROACH,
THE GREEN FORWARD METHODOLOGY
DESIGN
LCA EHS Data
MARKET INFORMATION
Product Tests
Norms and Regulations
Environmental
Labeling
CARBON FOOTPRINT
Choosing Technologies
Functional Specifications
Quality
PROCUREMENT Select eco products
Supply specifications
SALES & COMMUNICATION Choice of subjects
Robust claims
REACH
GHOSH, PROP65
Corporate targets
WEEE, ROHS
Procurement policies
Procurement will be
today’s focus !
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IS SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT ONLY
ABOUT REDUCING RISK ?
Sustainability emerged in a wide and wild world Economical, environmental and social crisis, raw material
fluctuations, increasing outsourcing to low cost countries,
Why is Sustainable Procurement implemented ? (survey)
Many decisions are about reducing direct cost
Sustainable Procurement is about understanding global cost
From Reducing Risk to Enabling Opportunities
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PICTURE OF CSR AND PROCUREMENT TODAY
Procurement is most of the time involved in CSR Even sometimes at the origin of it !
Thus some CSR objectives are Procurement related
Some examples of KPIs tracked % of suppliers audited/answered/non-compliant
Number of buyers trained
Safety related
But …there are Obstacles…which are due to a lack of Clear objectives at the Procurement level (not pragmatic or
meaningful)
Resources with expertise
Clear objectives at the Corporate Level
Metrics and tools
Sometimes lead to « Green Projects » rather than deep implementation
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SUSTAINABLE PROCUREMENT INSIGHT
Sales
Ecodesign
Audits LCA
Need
definition
Reverse
Marketing RFI/RFP
Contract
Delivery
Spec. Suppliers
selection Contracting
Supplier
Follow-up
Questionnaires Policy
Risks mapping Criteria KPIs
Procurement Design
Many actions : Focus on 2 sort. (green and blue)
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TYPE A : MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Set the cursor between Regulatory and Corporate req. Social and Environment top-up the policy in place
– « Have a water meter » or « Be connected to public sewage »
But needs to be linked with clear and robust aspects related to the category of suppliers or products or geographical zone.
The « business enabler » for suppliers, most of the time Ex web based tools for social/Env., what about Metrics?
The « black box » for procurement managers
Time consuming if not correctly defined and when elements are needed afterwards Specific project requirements
Non-compliance on products supplied
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TYPE 2 : AVOID SOCIAL/GREEN WASHING
Some of your suppliers have « green » or « social »
claims
Or your corporate guidelines expect « environment
friendly » products to be supplied
May be difficult to make the difference within all the
claims
Eco-label 1, 2, and 3 + site information/certification
May be difficult to identify the ones meaningful to
your sector (or different from minimum compliance…)
Eee
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EXAMPLE : HOW MISLEADING ? / HOW
ROBUST ?
Think about a plastic container or element: Bioplastic made with sugarcane
With Greenclaims which are the following : Compatible with CSR Strategies Meaningless
Contributes to a reduced carbon footprint How much ? Only carbon ?
87% biobased content (proven with a lab test) What are the other 13%
Made out of renewable material Sustainably produced ?
Recyclable material Minimum expected, no? daz
How would you consider it ?
Think twice ! The elements above are not enough to qualify a product and/or are misleading. The products needs further investigation/verification (sustainable sugarcane production certification, functional analysis of the packaging, social conditions…)
Similar cases seen everyday, everywhere
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PRODUCT FOOTPRINT OF A RETAILER
The production, distribution and use of products
represents more than 90% of the total impacts of
the retailer, so are risks, and… opportunities !
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TYPE C : BEYOND THE BALANCE SHEET
Considering the total “cost” of the product
Total Cost
Buying cost
Acquisition cost
Ownership cost
Possession cost
Use cost
Maintenance cost
End-of-life aspects
Legal aspects
Reputation aspects
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WHAT IS INCREASING IN SUSTAINABLE
PROCUREMENT ?
Audits
Ecodesign
Pragmatic
=
Suppliers Improvement &
Environmental + Social
Ecodesign Audits
Criteria
GreenForward
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8 ENVIRONMENTAL ITEMS –
GLOBAL COVERAGE
Environmental permit
Pollution control & Resource conservation
Water use
Energy use, Transport and Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)
Land use and biodiversity
Management system
Emergency Preparedness and Response
Contaminated Land / Soil and Groundwater Pollution Prevention
Nuisances
Waste Water
Waste gas, air emissions
Waste management
Hazardous substances (potentially)
Noise
Audits
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IMPROVEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITS
2 days Compliance Environmental Assessment
Compliance and Continuous Improvement
Environmental Audit
Support your suppliers to achieve Conformity
level or Support your suppliers against their
Environmental Footprint Improvement, up to the
conformity scope.
Audits
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IMPROVEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITS
ROADMAP
SGS supports and drives the supplier to awareness and understanding of local regulations. Training is adapted to their needs.
Not a “penalty” audit but a partnership that helps rebuilding the supplier’s processes.
Self Assessment questionnaire &
Preliminary Evaluation.
Initial On site Audit
Risk profiling and key conformity indicators
1 2 3 4 Training & Coaching C
ON
FO
RM
ITY
Audits
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SGS UNIQUE POSITIONING
Our vision: LCA is just a eco-design tool and not the solution to any
ecodesign problems
Ecodesign should not only be understandable by eco-design experts. Ecodesign should speak to marketers, purchasers and R&D engineers
Ecodesign should be pragmatic
What are the needs of customers? Translate environmental complex data into easy to
understand information for buyers, R&D engineers and marketers.
Consider use phase and resource efficiency
Add environmental criteria into product functional specification
Build a straightforward communication
Offer a robust methodology
GreenForward
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PRAGMATIC ECODESIGN AND CRITERIA
Purchasing Recommendations for hand-drying systems Which products to choose according Hygiene and
Environmental aspects
Experts based, time saving, updatable and expendable approach
Cnezui
Jcezio
Jceizop
Jcezop
Hczeio
Cejzio
Cjezio
Lab tests
Site tests
LCA approach
Specific equations
GreenForward
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PRAGMATIC ECODESIGN AND CRITERIA
Procurement specifications for mattresses
Experts based, time saving, updatable and expendable
specifications
GreenForward
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IT’S A GLOBAL WIN
Corporate level Reputation and public image
Company valorization on public markets
Better management of environmental and social risks
Additional revenue from diversification
Pragmatic Innovation
Stakeholder involvement
Procurement Reduction all along the life-cycle (energy, raw materials,
efficiency, …)
Increased quality and reliability of product/suppliers thanks to upstream involvement
Professionalization by homogenization of practices
Efficient tailoring between CSR, Corporate and Procurement targets
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SGS PRAGMATIC APPROACH,
THE GREEN FORWARD METHODOLOGY
DESIGN
LCA EHS Data
MARKET INFORMATION
Product Tests
Norms and Regulations
Environmental
Labeling
CARBON FOOTPRINT
Choosing Technologies
Functional Specifications
Quality
PROCUREMENT Select eco products
Supply specifications
SALES & COMMUNICATION Choice of subjects
Robust claims
REACH
GHOSH, PROP65
Corporate targets
WEEE, ROHS
Procurement policies