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An Introduction to the Council Venue Presenter Date

An Introduction to the Council Venue Presenter Date. Mission To support and recognize institutions for strategic leadership in understanding and taking responsibility for all of the consequences of all of their goods and services spending.

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An Introduction to the Council Venue Presenter Date

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  1. An Introduction to the Council Venue Presenter Date

  2. MissionTo support and recognize institutions for strategic leadership in understanding and taking responsibility for all of the consequences of all of their goods and services spending.

  3. We are collaborating tolaunch a shared program for guiding, measuring, and recognizing leadership in sustainable purchasing.

  4. An opportunity for leadership. 1 Purchaser = 100’s of Consumers

  5. Purchasing Organizations • …are uniquely positioned to demand transparency into the upstream and downstream impacts of goods and services. • …are capable of incorporating sustainability criteria into purchasing decisions at a scale that can shift markets. • …are specially equipped to drive down the cost of sustainable products and services so that everyone can afford them. • …are already responsible for ensuring that end-users understand, like and adopt new products and services.

  6. Marketplace Stakeholders • Suppliers • Policymakers • Public Interest Advocates • Professional Societies • Trade Associations • Certifiers • Standards Developers • Consultants • Researchers

  7. SPLC Approach

  8. Founders Circle U.S. DEPARTMENTof AGRICULTURE

  9. Strategic Partners

  10. Benefits for Key Stakeholders

  11. vv

  12. General Member Benefits • Networkingwith forward-thinking purchasing professionals and other market stakeholders • Contribute to the technical development of the Council’s guidance, measurement and leadership recognition programs • Accessmember-only resources: webinars, conference calls, research reports • Join expert communities of practice • Discounts on registration for events and trainings • Public recognition (member listing, member logo, press kit, etc) • Communication platform (annual meeting presentations, blog articles, etc) • Eligibility for awards programs

  13. SPLC Badges Let people know about your relationship in the Council by using the appropriate badge in your own slide decks.

  14. SPLC Logos

  15. Prioritization Framework Note: For the sake of simplicity, this visual shows environmental and social impacts together. In practice, they will likely be considered independently because the alternative would require making difficult evaluations, such as the relative impact of greenhouse gas emissions vs the impact of child labor.

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