Your procurement function is facing mounting pressure from global customers, ESG frameworks, and board-level sustainability commitments — but the team has no structured approach for integrating environmental, social, and governance criteria into sourcing decisions.
Participants develop the knowledge and tools to embed sustainability into every stage of the procurement process — from supplier qualification and evaluation through to contract requirements and performance monitoring. Organisations build a responsible supply chain that meets ESG commitments, satisfies customer audits, and reduces long-term supply chain risk.
Key Outcomes
Integrate ESG criteria — environmental, social, and governance — into supplier qualification and evaluation
Conduct supply chain due diligence on labour standards, environmental compliance, and ethical conduct
Design sustainable procurement policies and supplier codes of conduct aligned to global frameworks
Measure and report on sustainable procurement performance using recognised KPIs and reporting standards
What Makes it Different
Supplier ESG Scorecard Workshop: participants develop an evaluation tool for their most critical supply categories
Supply Chain Risk Mapping: participants identify social and environmental risks in their tier-1 and tier-2 supply chain
Sustainable Procurement Policy Template: a structured framework aligned to UN SDGs and Bursa sustainability reporting
ESG criteria, supplier assessment tools, and reporting frameworks can be aligned to your organisation's existing sustainability commitments, customer audit requirements, or Bursa sustainability reporting obligations.
Growing demand from listed companies, multinationals, and export-oriented organisations — delivered to procurement, sustainability, and supply chain teams responding to ESG investor expectations and customer supply chain requirements.