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Course Description

Participants will understand the principles and purpose of ESG and Social Procurement in business, focusing on sourcing strategies. As well they will attain working knowledge of how to contribute to social capital and economic development; draft policies which reflect social values; understand the role of technology in affecting sustainability; develop relevant KPIs, strategies and tactics; understand trade agreement obligations at national and international levels; build awareness of circular economy impacts; identify opportunities and challenges, and hear directly from Canadian ESG leaders.

Learner Outcomes

This 14-hour micro-credential will cover environment, social and governance (ESG) principles and how they apply to social procurement strategies. Focusing on emerging practices, purchasers will learn how to make business decisions based on a broader set of values factors of ESG. Topics included: ESG principles and practices Social procurement leading practices and alignment with trade agreements circular economy meets supply chain strategies Policy and KEIs working with social enterprise

Notes

Students who complete this micro-credential will receive elective credit in the Management Development Certificate Program.
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