Chapter 13
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After completing this chapter, you should be able to:
- Define sustainability and explain its role in supply chain management (SCM).
- Identify environmental and social costs inherent in supply chain activities.
- Describe methods of measuring and implementing sustainability.
- Explain the supply chain sustainability model.
- Identify specific changes organizations can make to support a sustainable supply chain.
- Make a business case for sustainable SCM using concepts and examples from this chapter.
Chapter Outline
- What is Sustainability?
Defining Sustainability
Environmental and Social Sustainability
Environmental Sustainability
Social Sustainability
Principles of Sustainability
Why Sustainability?
Legal Compliance
Community Relations
Revenue
Ethical Responsibility
- Evaluating Sustainability
The Supply Chain Sustainability Model
Enforcement, Compliance, and Innovation
Enforcement
Compliance
Innovation
Measures of Sustainability in SCM
Values in Sustainable SCM
Cost Assessment
Cost-of-Control
Damage Costing
Costing Systems
Risk Assessment
“Fat Tails”
Scenario-Based Analysis
Fuzzy Logic
Monte Carlo Simulations
Real Option Analysis
- Sustainability in Practice
Product Design
Packaging
Sourcing
Process Design
Marketing Sustainability ...
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