This E Learning module introduces social value, explains what it is , how embedding it in a business can bring value and why it matters to clients, contractors and stakeholders. Although initially created for the construction sector this module has much information that will be informative in other sectors.
This E learning module explores and informs us of what inviable disabilities are, how it can affect a person, what we can to do to support existing employees and new applicants.
This E Learning module introduces the sustainability considerations associated with the procurement and hiring of labour
This E learning module has been created specifically to focus on “life cycle analysis and how it can help organisations achieve their sustainability goals.
This E Learning module will provide an introduction to the construction sector in Wales. It will explain what is different, look at what has been achieved and how you can make sure of compliance in Wales
This 1 hour module explains what sustainable procurement is, how it can benefit your business, and takes you through ISO 20400 the international standard for sustainable procurement. This will benefit anyone involved in procurement as it provides an insight into using the power of supply chains to deliver sustainable outcomes.
In this fascinating interview Shaun speaks about how the @Supply Chain Sustainability School developed from his work on the London 2012 Olympics and how the lessons learned there are shaping supply chain practices within the industry.
Amee Ritchie and Jake Elliott-Hook, founders of S’wheat, a reusable bottle made from plants, and Dr James Cadman, Head of Consultancy and Carbon at Action Sustainability, discuss how businesses can develop supply chain sustainability initiatives.
Balfour Beatty, the largest construction contractor in the UK, has produced an in-depth report on the preparations for Net Zero carbon through their supply chain partners. This report is presented in collaboration with the Supply Chain Sustainability School.
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