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The report reveals information from interviews conducted with 70 companies across different regions, sectors, and business models. Despite the vast differences between these companies and how they conduct business, several common themes emerged, highlighting how they have embedded sustainable practices throughout their supply chains. Some of the major themes include shared commitment, collaboration, and the use of technology as a “transparency enabler.” Via EcoVadis 
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It is now understood that supplier failures can have a far-reaching impact on the business and brand value. As supply chains continue to become more interconnected, their vulnerability to failure and disruptions also increase. From labor disputes, to unforeseen accidents and natural calamities, the production line is under constant threat, making the traditional approach towards identifying supply chain risk ineffective. Via EcoVadis
EcoVadis's curator insight,
June 29, 2016 8:04 AM
It is imperative that businesses move towards proactive CSR management system so as to mitigate any risk in their supply chain |
Interesting report from UNGC & EY which urges chief executives to set supply chain sustainability as a top corporate priority and to better engage suppliers beyond Tier 1