18020741007 18020741067 WHAT IS GREEN PROCUREMENT? • Environmentally responsible or 'green' procurement is the selection of products and services that minimize environmental impacts
• Procurement needs to consider both the environmental aspects, potential
social impacts and also carefully evaluate the life-cycle assessment of goods and services
• This means considering the costs of securing raw materials, and
manufacturing, transporting, storing, handling, using and disposing of the product
• Involves assessing the supply chain, going back to third- or fourth-tier
vendors, to check the origins of the components being used • Obtain Organizational support • Self assessment of procurement requirements • Set priorities and targets • Assess whole life cycle cost • Development of implementation strategy • Implement green procurement program • Systematic review to assess sustainment E-PROCUREMENT & E-SOURCING • Good procurement processes rely on information • Companies, during the evaluation of suppliers of exchange any key commodity, are progressively engaging in developing scorecards to identify and • It is up to the procurement teams to ensure the investigate suppliers that use green technologies catalogs are always updated with green ratings and to benefit the environment product component information • The modern sourcing solutions come with built- • Preferred and green suppliers need to be in processes and project management automatically suggested to the requester, in case no capabilities, which ensure proper due diligence catalog is present and approvals at each step of evaluation in each product category. • It is vital to choose an effective solution partner for implementation of such a strategy E-PROCUREMENT SYSTEMS • Good procurement processes rely on information exchange
• It is up to the procurement teams to ensure the catalogs are always
updated with green ratings and product component information
• Preferred and green suppliers need to be automatically suggested to the
requester, in case no catalog is present
• It is vital to choose an effective solution partner for implementation of
such a strategy CONTRACT MANAGEMENT • Using a contract management solution helps implement mandatory eco- friendly clauses during the authoring of the contract
• Ikea, a furniture and household goods retailer has
implemented a code of conduct for its 2,000 suppliers
• This code of conduct focuses on environmental impact of the materials
the suppliers provide and on working conditions.
• The supplier’s information is verified by an external body
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & GREEN PROCUREMENT: • As per the reports, 50% of organizations showed readiness to make investment in Artificial Intelligence. • Smarter Procurement: – AI may have impact in alerting the company and suppliers when it found disruptions in Supply chain. – AI can identify and raise supplier compliance issue. – AI can help in safeguarding supply chain from the frauds happening at 3rd and 4th tier suppliers. INDUSTRY 4.0 AND SUSTAINABILITY • A paradigm Industry 4.0 will be step forward towards more sustainable value creation. • The allocation of resources i.e. Raw Material , Energy and Water can be done in more efficient way on the basis of intelligent cross linked value creation modules. • Industry 4.0 holds great opportunity for sustainable value creation on all 3 dimensions: – Economic – Environmental – Social CHALLENGES AHEAD: • Potential Game changer but cost implications during initial period
• Non uniformity of Environmental norms from country to country
• Lack of knowledge of legal as well as technical aspects of Green
procurement among suppliers CONCLUSION Cost Cutting Innovation Reduction in Total Cost of Ownership Design for Environment Decrease in Energy wastage and Sustainable Supply chain management packing material Improved relationship with supplier
Statutory Regulation Consumer and Society
Compliance to regulatory requirements Socially responsible procurement and ISO14000 Delivery Excellence Reduction in Carbon Footprint