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4. Respondents Are Primarily Manufacturers, with $5B+
Revenue, from Discrete and Process Industries
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5. Respondents Are Split Between Supply Chain
and Corporate Social Responsibility Focus
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6. Agenda
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7. Sustainability Is Not a Top Supply Chain Pain for
Either CSR or Supply Chain Teams
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8. Nearly All Respondents Publicly Communicate
Goals; Two-Thirds Have Had Goals for 5+ Years
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9. Over Half Set Sustainability Goals for Supply/Value
Network; Nearly Half Set and Plan Goals Globally
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10. CSR & Supply Chain Alike See Company As
Performing BETTER than Peers
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11. Agenda
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12. Energy Usage and Waste Reduction Are Among the
Most Common, Important, Performing
and Trackable Elements
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13. Energy Usage, Waste Reduction, Carbon Footprint &
Water Usage Are Most Common Goals
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14. Energy Usage Is the Most Important Element of
Sustainability Goals Can’t show
importance or
performance or
ease of tracking
CSR vs. SC b/c
of small sample
sizes
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15. Energy Usage, Recycled Content and Waste
Reduction Are Top Performing Against Goals
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16. Carbon Footprint and Water Usage Show Largest
Gaps in Performance vs. Importance
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17. Carbon Footprint and Water Usage Are Important
Elements With Lower Than Average Performance
Same as
previous,
shown
now as
map
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18. Energy Usage Is the Easiest Element to Track in
Terms of Progress
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19. Recycled Content, Reduced Energy Usage and
Recyclable Are Top Sustainability Brand Promises
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20. Agenda
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21. Sustainability Team Understands Supply Chain
Better Than Supply Chain Team Understands
Sustainability
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22. Supply Chain Team in Particular Reports
Sustainability Understands Supply Chain Better
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23. CSR and Supply Chain Teams Agree That Supply
Chain Goals Typically Come Before Sustainability
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25. 3rd Party Audits Are Seen As More Effective by
Supply Chain Than CSR
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26. Unilever and Starbucks Stand Out for CSR Excellence vs.
Supply Chain; Wal-Mart, P&G and Apple Stand Out for
Supply Chain Excellence
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27. CSR and Supply Chain Teams Generally Agree
on Top Companies for CSR Excellence
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28. Supply Chain Teams More Likely Than CSR to
Cite Apple and Dell for Supply Chain Excellence
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29. Nearly All Have Sustainability
and Supply Chain Organizations;
Nearly 2/3 Have Person Dedicated to Sustainability
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30. Supply Chain Planning Is Most Common Function
Reporting to Supply Chain Organization
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31. Sustainability Reports Most to CEO & EHS;
Supply Chain Reports Most to COO & SC Leader
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32. CSR Team:
Supply Chain Challenges Related to Sustainability
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