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    Ethical Supply Chain Step by Step

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    Ethical Supply Chain Step by Step

    Ethical Supply Chain Step by Step
    Published 11/2025
    Duration: 1h 20m | .MP4 1920x1080 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 721.67 MB
    Genre: eLearning | Language: English

    Master ethical sourcing, labor rights, transparency, sustainability, and ESG reporting across global supply chains.

    What you'll learn
    - Apply ethical sourcing principles and supplier selection criteria aligned with ISO 20400 and global sustainability frameworks.
    - Evaluate labor rights, fair working conditions, and compliance with international standards like ILO and SA8000.
    - Implement transparency, traceability, and environmental sustainability strategies within global supply-chain operations.
    - Develop governance, reporting, and stakeholder communication frameworks for ethical and ESG-driven supply chains.

    Requirements
    - No prior experience required — ideal for professionals seeking to build or enhance ethical supply-chain skills.

    Description
    This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. Led by Dr. Amar Massoud, a seasoned expert with decades of academic and professional experience, it combines cutting-edge AI support with human insight to deliver content that is precise, practical, and easy to follow. You’ll gain the clarity of structured learning and the confidence of being guided by a recognized authority.

    In today’s interconnected world, building an ethical supply chain is not just a moral imperative—it’s a strategic advantage.Ethical Supply Chain Step by Stepgives you the knowledge and tools to embed fairness, transparency, and sustainability into every link of your organization’s global operations.

    You will begin by understanding thecore principles of ethical supply-chain management, exploring why responsible sourcing and supplier accountability have become central to modern business success. The course then takes you through thefoundations of ethical sourcing, including supplier selection, fair labor practices, and environmental standards aligned with ISO 20400, SA8000, and ISO 14001 frameworks.

    Through real-world examples drawn fromGreenTrade Logistics Ltd., our model company, you’ll see how ethical policies translate into measurable performance improvements—reducing risk, enhancing reputation, and strengthening supplier relationships.

    The course also explorestraceability technologies and ESG reporting, showing how digital tools like blockchain and IoT improve visibility and stakeholder confidence. You’ll learn to develop governance frameworks, implement ethical performance KPIs, and communicate progress effectively through ESG and GRI-aligned reporting.

    By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

    Evaluate and manage ethical risks in procurement and operations.

    Design supplier codes of conduct and audit programs.

    Implement sustainability initiatives that reduce waste and emissions.

    Communicate transparently with investors, regulators, and customers through ethical reporting.

    Whether you’re anESG professional, supply-chain manager, or sustainability consultant, this course equips you with the practical insight and frameworks to lead responsible, data-driven transformation in your organization. Step by step, you’ll gain the skills to make your supply chain both ethical and competitive in the global marketplace.

    Who this course is for:
    - This course is designed for ESG professionals, supply-chain managers, procurement specialists, and sustainability officers who want to integrate ethics, transparency, and environmental responsibility into supply-chain operations.
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