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1. Introduction
2. Agenda for the lecture
3. Defining sustainability
4. What level of human activity is sustainable?
5. How does supply chain impact on sustainability?
6. World green house gases by sector
7. Transport effects in the UK
8. Sustainability and 'the triple bottom line'
9. The SCC SCOR model
10. Life cycle analysis - cradle to grave
11. The extended SCOR model
12. Sustainable supply chain management - example
13. Life cycle analysis - energy use
14. Carbon trading schemes and green taxes
15. Sustainable supply chain management - strategies
16. Product packaging
17. Road transport
18. Ocean freight
19. Competitive advantage
20. Competitive advantage - example
21. Marks & Spencer plan A
22. Supply chain transformation
23. Transformational supply chain - contract logistics
24. Summary
25. Concluding remarks

Topics Covered

• Defining sustainable supply chain management
• Defining sustainability
• Humans and sustainability
• Supply chains and sustainability
• World green house gases by sector
• Transport effects in the UK
• Sustainability and the "triple bottom line"
• Sustainable supply chain management
• Life cycle analysis
• Food miles
• Stewardship
• Carbon trading and green taxes
• Strategies for sustainable supply chain management
• Competitive advantage
• Transformational supply chain
• Summary

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Series:

• Supply Chain Management

Categories:

• Strategy
• Technology & Operations

Bite-size Case Studies:

• Sustainable supply chains: Marks & Spencer’s Plan A
• Ariel Gel: harnessing sustainability for competitive advantage

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Publication History

• Published on November 22, 2010