Sustainability as an Enabler

A meaningful strategy to deal with sustainability topics is necessary to ensure a good company reputation which supports long term business success by providing market access and company value. Furthermore, meaningful Corporate Social responsibility strategies are and will become mandatory for access to specific markets (e.g with the Supply Chain Act in Germany) The whole picture of sustainability can be differentiated in three parts: Human Rights and Labour Practices, Enviromental Footprint and Behavior and Corporate Governance

Human Rights and Labour Practices

Respecting the Involved and Affected

Only when respecting all people you can reach a longterm business success.

This includes: Respect Business related Human Rights; Create healthy and safe work conditions; Pay good money for good work; Provide social insurances and retirement systems for the employees; Enlarge competences of employees; avoid any discrimination based on gender, country of origin or religion; Support community and neighborhoods

Respecting Natural Resources as a Limited Treasure

Only when respecting natural resources as limited a longterm business success can be reached.

This includes: Protect natural resources (Materials, Woodlands, Oceans, Animals); Reduce use of natural resources (water, ground, raw materials); Prevent pollution (air, water, earth); Reduce CO2 footprint; Force use of renewable materials; Use renewable energy; Reduce Waist (by product or production)

Enviromental Footprint and Behavior
Corporate Governance

Respecting the Rules

Only by respecting existing or expected Laws and Rules a longterm Business success is possible.

This includes: establish and follow Compliance Rules; Respect laws and regulation; install Anti Corruption systems; Good company management system and rules; Due Dilligence; Risk Management

More and more countries are committing to net-zero emissions as soon as possible and by no later than 2050

Mathias Cormann, OECD Secretary-General, 2021

Leveraging this moment of crisis, when usual policies and social norms have been disrupted, bold steps can steer the world back on track towards the Sustainable Development Goals. This is the time for change, for a profound systemic shift to a more sustainable economy that works for both people and the planet.

UN, 2021

Daimler’s future will be sustainably fascinating, sustainably climate-neutral and, last but not least, sustainably profitable

Ola Källenius, CEO Daimler AG, 2020

Who We Are

  • Located in Germany and South East Asia
  • 30 years experience in development of Management Systems for different organisations in different branches from Automotive Industry to chemical industry to NGO and public sector organisations.
  • Support of several Due Dilligence Studies
  • Hundreds of Audits in accordance with different standards such as ISO 9001, 14001, 50000 and branch specific as IATF 16949, VDA 6.3, AQS 9000
  • Since several years supporting service in Auditing Compliance and Sustainability rules at suppliers of German Car Manufacturer

The Right Sustainability Service for Your Needs

  • Easy and quick check of your stake holders and their requirements
  • Pragmatic and clear implementation in your existing management system.
  • Focused to your stake holder requirements and expectations, no confusion because of too many rules and standards
  • Support in reporting to your customers to establish your positive reputation
  • Establishing your own monitoring system with relevant key performance indicators in accordance with the GRI standards
  • Check of specific regulation in accordance with German supply chain act 2021
  • Support in preparing customer visits and Audits
Local experts

As Germans and Asians, you get firsthand knowledge from Germany regarding local laws and customer expectations and perfect fitting supporting services in your local language with local experts.

Guidelines and Requirements on which We can Advise You

UN Global Compact UN Guiding principles on Business and Human Rights UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) UN Sustainability in the Supply Chain (UNCTAD) OECD Guideline for Multinational Companies ILO Tripartite Declaration of Principles ISO26000 German Sustainability Codex German Act on Corporate Due Diligence in Supply Chains (Supply Chain Act) Social Accountability Standard SA8000

Benefits

To deliver good and cheap products is not enough anymore for Business success.

Forced by country specific laws to reach the UN Sustainability development goals the OEM companies in the most global countries need to show, that they agree and act in accordance with their accountability regarding those goals.

With this, those companies are forced to search for supplier companies who support their need for a supply chain, which completely follow the sustainability development goals and rules.

So if you are interested in long term business success and access to global markets you need to be aware what it means and how to implement necessary processes and methods in your existing Management System.

Be prepared and show your customers that you are a reliable and accountable partner within it is supply chain.

Numbers about Sustainability

4 Billion People

globally did not benefit from any social protection in 2016

1200 Companies

publicly traded companies world wide that already follow the ESG Standards

1296 Publications and 17 Goals

published by the UN in regards to sustainability development

New

Sustainability Management Requirements in the Automotive Industry in South East Asia

If you are a supplier in the automotive industry, you need to face the fact, that without a running and effective sustainability management system you will not compete and service on the market. All Global OEM are forced to push their supply chain into a sustainable development and need to show that they do. So lets clarify what it means, what you need to do, and how you can proceed it in an easy and efficient way.

Aim of the session / What we will answer
  • What is it all about?
  • What do companies need to know to comply with Sustainability Management Requirements in the Automotive Industry?
  • Whats the benefit?
  • How to proceed to get easy access?

Topics

Some Definitions and reasons why Historic Overview Actual Situation and Requirements (UN SDG, GRI, SDRS, SA 8000 …) German OEM Requirements (Supply chain Act, CO2 Neutrality Program …) Relevance Check Risks and Challenges Necessary Tasks How to implement it in your existing Management System Efficient way to comply and get benefits Do good things and report about it

Benefits
  • You know the requirements when the customer is asking you.
  • You know an efficient way to deal with the topics.
  • You can transform your company in a successful future business for all affected people.


Date Time Session Type Duration
22.07.2022 14:00 Bangkok Time Online 90min.
09.08.2022 10:00 Bangkok Time Classroom 120min.

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