AIM
Responsible Sourcing Forum
17th Nov, Frankfurt am Main
Summary
AIM I
AIM Progress Responsible Sourcing Forum
Overview of AIM-PROGRESS
and Responsible Sourcing
Paul Pickard, Nestle
1. What is AIM-PROGRESS? Global forum of consumer goods companies assembled to enable & promote Responsible
Sourcing practices
Sponsored by the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and the European Brands Association (AIM)
35+ Companies
Representing > USD$ 618 billion annual revenue
www.aim-progress.com
2. What do we AIM for?
Responsible Sourcing is the process
of purchasing goods and services
without causing harm to, or
exploiting, humans or the natural
environment.
Labor Standards
Health & Safety
Environment Business Integrity
We AIM to PROGRESS !
3. Why?
…in Europe
Source: Sedex data from AIM-PROGRESS member companies
4. AIM-PROGRESS Activities Maximize synergies
NOT: Create a new set of codes or create new audit standards
• Benchmark company assessment protocols
• Sharing best practice
Mutual Recognition
• Common assessment methods
• Maximize synergies
Data Exchange
• Promoting supplier awareness
• Helping suppliers build capabilities, go beyond compliance
Engaging others
Step 4:
Corrective
Action Plan
Commit to
continuous
improvement
5. How suppliers can demonstrate compliance
Step 1:
Suppliers
Engaged by
Aim-Progress
Members
AIM to
PROGRESS
Step 2:
Supplier Self
Assessment
(if applicable)
Tool to help to
assess overall
capabilities
Step 3:
3rd Party
Assessment
Tool to
demonstrate
good practices
6. Value Proposition
1. Meets multiple customer requirements
2. Builds & protects reputation
3. Increases employee morale and productivity
AIM II
AIM Progress Responsible Sourcing Forum
Understanding the Pillars of
Responsible Sourcing Pascal Becker, Givaudan
The Four Pillars of Responsible Sourcing
Labor Standards &
Human Rights
Health & Safety
Environment Business Integrity
AIM-PROGRESS members commit to at least the same standards
Supplier Code Elements
1. Legal Compliance/ Management Systems
2. Forced Labor
3. Wages & Benefits
4. Hours of Work
5. Freedom of Association
6. Child Labor
7. Discrimination
8. Abuse of Labor
9. Health and Safety
10. Environment
11. Bribery & Corruption/ Business Practices
Assessment Criteria
SMETA – Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audits
► ETI Base Code – Labor rights, minimum requirements
► SMETA Additions – UDHR, Health and Safety (OSHA)
► Environment – OECD guidelines, CDP, UNCBD
► Business Practices – UNGC
Legal Compliance/ Management system & Code
Implementation
Baseline Requirement: Comply
with all applicable local, national laws,
rules, regulations and requirements
SMETA Requirements: Management systems and code
implementation
• Develop and Maintain systems
• Appoint an Executive responsible for
compliance
• Communicate code to employees,
suppliers and supply chain.
FREEDOM of
EMPLOYMENT Baseline Requirement: Supplier will not
use forced, bonded or compulsory labor.
SMETA Requirements:
• Employment is Freely Chosen
• No forced, bonded or involuntary prison
labour.
• Workers not required to lodge
“deposits” or their identity papers
• Free to leave their employer
WAGES & BENEFITS
Baseline Requirement: Comply with all applicable local and national wage and benefits laws. SMETA Requirements: • Living Wages are Paid • Standard working week meet national
legal standards or industry benchmark standards.
• Written and understandable information about employment conditions and wages.
• Deductions from wages not permitted
HOURS OF WORK
Baseline requirement: Comply with all applicable local and
national working hours and overtime laws.
SMETA Requirements: Working Hours are not Excessive
• Working hours comply with national laws and benchmark industry standards.
• No work in excess of 48 hours per week and at least one day off for every 7 day period, on average.
• Overtime shall be voluntary, shall not exceed 12 hours per week.
FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION
Baseline Requirement:
Respect employee’s right to join, form or not to join a labor union without fear of reprisal, intimidation, or harassment.
SMETA Requirements:
• Freedom of Association and Right to Collective Bargaining are Respected.
• Workers have right to join or form trade unions
• Employer adopts open attitude
• Workers’ representatives are not discriminated against
• Employer facilitates development of independent
and free association and bargaining.
CHILD LABOR
Baseline Requirement:
Comply with all applicable local and
national child labor laws SMETA Requirements: Child Labour Shall Not Be Used • No recruitment of child labour.
• Provide for the transition of any child found to be performing child labour
• Children and young shall not be employed at night or in hazardous conditions.
• Conform to the provisions of the relevant ILO Standards.
DISCRIMINATION
Baseline Requirement:
Maintain workplaces free from
discrimination.
SMETA Requirements: No Discrimination • in hiring, compensation,
• access to training, promotion,
• termination or retirement
ABUSE OF LABOR Baseline Requirement: Maintain workplaces free from physical or verbal harassment. SMETA Requirements: • No Harsh or Inhumane Treatment is
Allowed • Physical abuse, • Threat of physical abuse • Sexual harassment • Other harassment • Verbal abuse • Other forms of intimidation Are prohibited.
HEALTH & SAFETY Baseline Requirement:
Comply with all applicable local and national health and safety laws.
SMETA Requirements: • Working Conditions are Safe and
Hygienic
• Health & Safety responsibilities assigned
to a senior manager
• Access to clean toilet facilities and to
potable water
• Workers shall receive regular and
recorded Health & Safety training
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
EMERGENCY WAYS
EMERGENCY EXITS
PROTECTIVE DEVICES
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
CHEMICAL SAFETY
First Aid Box
PPE Usage Emergency Information
OTHER GOOD EXAMPLES
INFESTATION
ENVIRONMENT
Baseline Requirements: Comply with all applicable local and environmental laws
SMETA Requirements: • Comply with local and national
laws related to environmental standards.
• Demonstrate possession of valid permits
• Be aware of client’s environmental standards/code
• Have a management system
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION/ BUSINESS
PRACTICES
Baseline Requirement:
Operate honestly and fairly in
accordance with local law
SMETA Requirements:
Conduct business ethically, without
bribery, corruption, or any type of
fraudulent Business Practice.
TOOLS: ECOVADIS, SEDEX
AIM Progress Responsible Sourcing Forum
Why working with EcoVadis to
monitor your CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) performance?
Sustainable
Procurement
For your clients, it means also integrating CSR into their Supply Chain and Procurement process. This is called
All over the world, companies are faced with Sustainable Development challenges.
CSR or Corporate Social Responsibility, is how Businesses integrate Sustainable Development issues into daily business.
monitoring
As a result, knowing their
environmental and social performance, and Suppliers’ it over the years is becoming of outmost importance for your clients.
From CSR to Suppliers’ Sustainability performance monitoring
Home
CSR goes beyond compliance
10,000+ per year
70% SME’s
150 Industry
sectors
100 Countries
130 Customers
600 bn€ spend
#1 Suppliers Sustainability Monitoring platform
Your Peers Your Clients
About EcoVadis
“Companies should use databases such as EcoVadis that collect supplier audit data and provide buyers with a one-stop tool for evaluating suppliers against a set of sustainability criteria”
United Nation report « Unchaining Value » - sept 2008
International Recognition
• Company monitoring in 100 countries
• 130 p team – Paris, NYC, Port Louis – 26 nationalities
Worldwide presence
• With members of DJSI, GRI, INSEAD, HEC… working with EcoVadis to improve the methodology
International Scientific
Committee
Partnerships & membership
with leading
organizations
5
Energy consumption & GHG (CO2) Water
Biodiversity Local Pollutions
Materials, Chemicals, Waste
Product Use Product End-of-Life
Customers Health & Safety Sustainable Consumption
Employees Health & Safety Working Conditions
Social Dialog Career Management & Training
Child & Forced Labor
Discrimination Fundamental Human Rights
Corruption & Bribery Anticompetitive practices
Responsible Marketing
IV. SUPPLY CHAIN
The EcoVadis assessment: a standard and recognized methodology
Suppliers Environmental performance Suppliers Social practices
I. ENVIRONMENT III. ETHICS II. SOCIAL POLICIES
MEASURES
RESULTS
What elements of CSR management systems are
taken into account in the evaluation ?
POLICIES
• Mission Statement
• Endorsement of external CSR initiatives
ACTIONS
• Measure/Actions
• Implementation coverage
• Certificates/Labels
RESULTS
• Reporting / KPI’s
• 360°
Assessment Process and Multiple Inputs
Online Questionnaire Customized to the supplier size, industry, and geographical location
360°Watch EcoVadis collects Stakeholders information on more than 500 reliable sources (NGOs, Trade Unions, etc.)
Documents Collection Supplier uploads the documents required to support its answers
3. Scorecards and Performance Monitoring
1. Supplier & Stakeholder Inputs
• Global and themes scores • Strengths and
improvement areas
2. Analysis by CSR experts
EcoVadis analyzes its answers and audits the
documents
Platform Registration Suppliers register directly online by providing company basic information
ECOVADIS® 2014 CONFIDENTIAL
Your Platform Subscription: The Scorecard
* Premium and Corporate only
CSR Performance
Benchmark*
Strengths and Improvement
Areas
360° Watch *
Beyond your client request: the benefits for your company of monitoring your CSR performance
CSR
assessment
Get extensive feedback on your CSR practices and benchmark them with sector practices
Reuse your EcoVadis results for all your clients’ requests
Use advanced communication tools to highlight your good practices
Prioritize your actions
Manage improvement plans directly online
Embrace a continuous
improvement process
Access up-to-date
information on your CSR performance
Sedex Introduction
AIM-Progress Supplier Event Frankfurt
17th November 2014
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Sedex – Who are we?
Sedex is the largest system and services provider for managing supply chain risk
Global leader in supply chain risk and sustainability
Driving collaboration, transparency and reducing duplication
End-to-end process to address Environmental, Social and Governance issues
Sedex team: Global – offices in London, Shanghai
New York, Brussels & Santiago
International team, multi-lingual support & resources
Worldwide training support and hotline/call centre facilities
Global presence: 37,000+ supplier organisations
across 150+ countries
700+ purchasing organisations including FTSE 100/Fortune 500 brands
70,000+ audits on Sedex
Impacts 24 Million workers globally
The worlds most respected sustainable organisations choose Sedex
Sedex – Global Spread of Members
Sedex team: Global – offices in London, Shanghai
New York, Brussels & Santiago
International team, multi-lingual support & resources
Worldwide training support and hotline/call centre facilities
Global presence: 37,000+ supplier organisations
across 150+ countries
700+ purchasing organisations including FTSE 100/Fortune 500 brands
70,000+ audits on Sedex
Impacts 24 Million workers globally
Membership Types A Members AB Members B Members
Visibility and traceability of supply chain information • Increase supplier engagement and collaboration • Support improvements in ethical performance
Risk management and mitigation • Carry out risk assessments • Run supply chain reports to analyse issues • Prioritise resources • Reduce reputational risk
Generate supplier value and demonstrate to stakeholders your commitment to responsible sourcing
Share company information with customers • Upload audits, certificates & corrective action plans • Complete assessment for own sites
The Sedex Process – delivers your objectives
Risk filter
Dynamic SAQ
2c
Identify risks SAQ Management Risk Management
Identification of potentially risky suppliers through internal risk filter
Hosts supplier documents | identifying data gaps | historical audits/NCs etc.
Pre-Screening Tool
Sedex & Maplecroft tool
Risk identification based on inherent risk | spend | brand proximity | product etc.
Engagement
Sedex engages with suppliers based on their risk rating
Interactive SAQ with risk specific focus sections
Data Management
Data Analysis Track SAQ progress | NC analysis| trend analysis | Impact assessment | SAQ v Audit etc. Risk Assessment
Risk rating | risk forecasting | risk scorecard | risk mapping | individual supplier risk report | comparison report | benchmarking
Sedex & Maplecroft tool
Risk Management Bespoke corrective action planning & recommendations to improve risk rating | Supplier guidance to rectify issues
Audit Management
Process management| Booking, uploading & corrective action submission | NC analysis | issue criticality| NC closing | reporting
Capacity Building
Dedicated training support| Guidance and educational resources | Raise awareness | Continuous improvement
Support
Dedicated Hotline| Multi-lingual team & support| SAQ support | Training resources| Supplier Workbook*
*Sedex & Verite tool
It is your program – use the tools as you need – totally flexible solution
Sedex Developments
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Summary
For more information on Sedex go to www.sedexglobal.com
To learn more about Responsible Sourcing please also see our new
‘Insights’ page with films, webinars and reports
www.sedexglobal.com/films
1. Register to Audit/Assessment
2. Continue the process
3. Roll out to your supply chain
NEXT STEPS
Questions? Sedex Audit related (Offer, Scheduling, Process):
SGS - http://www.sgs.com/
Bureau Veritas – http://www.bureauveritas.com/wps/wcm/connect/bv_com/group
Intertek - http://www.intertek.com/
Ecovadis Assessment related (Offer, Scheduling, Process):
http://www.ecovadis.com/website/l-en/home.aspx
Sedex related:
http://www.sedexglobal.com/
Other questions:
Your strategic buyer at AIM member company