What is sustainability?

It is to ensure the continuity of production and diversity while also ensuring the sustainability of human life. In other words, sustainability means being able to meet our own needs without compromising the needs of future generations.

Sustainability It adopts a holistic approach, and in order to discuss sustainability, these concepts must be managed in a balanced manner.

Social Development: It supports social development by focusing on ensuring that the quality of health, life, and education reaches a satisfactory level for all societies. In addition to enriching and strengthening human relationships, it helps people achieve their goals both individually and as a group.

Environmental Protection: It recognizes that resources in the environment and nature are finite and therefore focuses on using these resources in a rational manner. The integrity and resilience of ecosystems are preserved.

Economic Growth: It focuses on achieving economic growth that will bring prosperity to societies without harming the environment. The goal is to increase human well-being as the consumption of goods and services rises.

Supply Chain Management; What Is a Supply Chain? What Are the Basic Concepts of Supply Chain Management? What Does Supply Chain Management Provide? As we mentioned in our article, it builds resilience against market competitors and sudden changes. In today’s increasingly competitive environment, to differentiate yourself from competitors, Sustainable Supply Chain Management is becoming an even more important issue. Sustainable Supply Chain Management, the three holistic concepts mentioned (social development, environmental protection, economic growth) It also meets the needs of your stakeholders, including your customers. Sustainable Supply Chain Management The concept of social development encompasses the social responsibility initiatives you carry out or support, as well as human relations. It encompasses the improvement of working conditions (career opportunities, social rights) and work environments, increasing occupational safety and health (OSH) awareness, selecting the right suppliers, and complying with health and legal requirements. Environmental protection, on the other hand, encompasses green products, green packaging, green procurement, the use of recyclable materials, waste management, compliance with environmental legal requirements, green logistics, the efficient use of resources, and lean production. Economic growth, on the other hand, encompasses total costs, total revenue, productivity, return on investment, on-time delivery, and supplier competitiveness. 

INNOVA Corporate Training and Consulting as we offer Supply Chain Management In the field of consulting, from identifying needs to the project planning phase and even on-site implementation E2E With a comprehensive range of (end-to-end) services, we offer you a unique customer experience to help you stay one step ahead of the competition.

Cemil ÇINAR – Senior Supply Chain Consultant – Founder of İnnova Education