SUPPLY CHAIN & TRANSPORT

Supply Chain & Transport

Transforming The Future

MANUFACTURERS

IMPLEMENT NEW SUPPLY CHAIN CODE OF ETHICS WITHIN THEIR ORGANIZATION.

COMPANIES

IMPLEMENT NEW OPTIMIZED TRANSPORTATION ROUTES TO DECREASE FOSSIL FUEL CONSUMPTION

ORGANIZATIONS

PERFORM AN ETHICAL SUPPLY CHAIN RISK ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOP A FRAMEWORK TO IMPLEMENT NEW ETHICAL POLICIES

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OUR Commitment

Ethical Supply Chain Reinvention

Closing the Gap in achieving supply chain goals and transforming the maturity level of ethical practices is a priority to meet the environmental, social, and governance requirements. TeamsynerG Global Consulting specializes in addressing critical issues from one end of the value chain to the other. Building supply chain resilience includes being responsible for the transportation of goods and being accountable for the zero-emission goals. From supplier diversity to equal opportunity for farmers, every part of the process needs to be recognized as a key component to the success of the procurement function and long-term organizational ambitions. In addition, both the bottom line and impact on people and the planet must be taken into account.

End To End Strategic Transformation

Supply chain optimization begins with being responsible for the effective and ethical policies and standards from start to finish of the supply chain experience. There is increased pressure on brands to ensure transparency throughout their supply chains. Social accountability fosters brand loyalty and most of all, can be responsible for millions of livelihoods. Our organization will work with companies and their workforce to educate them on being responsible for human rights throughout their supply chain process. Our team of experts will support organizations to assess, address and avoid potential impacts and consequences of their current process and policies to eradicate labor abuse, environmental impacts, and all human rights violations. We believe a transparent supply chain minimizes liability and restores and elevates a company's credibility for a sustainable future.

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Strategic and Ethical Collaboration in Achieving:

Incorporate social, human rights and environmental policies and standards within the business operations anywhere in the world
Establish internationally-agreed standards to keep illegally caught fish off store-shelves
Implement strong, international coordination with industry leaders and governments for ethical and sustainable fishing and farming
Minimize over production through efficient supply and demand planning
Conserve resources and optimize processes
Establish training for supplier code of conduct to involve suppliers in sustainability strategies and actions
Drive ethical leadership and sustainable behaviours through capacity building programs

Develop and execute corrective action plans to eliminate all social and environmental injustices throughout the supply chain management process.
Implement training and process to decrease fossil fuel consumption by optimizing routes
Increase accessibility of financial services and affordable credit for small scale organizations in developing countries so they can be integrated into the value chain
Implement higher levels of economic productivity through diversification

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FURTHER TOWARDS SDG GOAL OF ZERO HUNGER

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FURTHER TOWARD SDG GOAL OF DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

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FURTHER TOWARDS SDG GOAL OF INDUSTRIES, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

TO ADVANCE YOUR SDG TARGETS AND GOALS

Advance up to 75% further towards SDG Target 2.1

By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular, the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food all year round.

Advance up to 80% further toward SDG Target 8.2

Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading, and innovation, including through a focus on high-value-added and labor-intensive sectors

Advance up to 70% further towards SDG Target 9.1

Develop quality, reliable, sustainable, and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all

Learn how to Meet your SDG Targets!

CONSULTING SERVICES

At TeamsynerG Global Consulting our credible team of value creators is focused on shifting the direction of your business to achieve thriving and sustainable performance outcomes for long-term business goals. From value creation planning and strategies to the implementation of change management and social performance initiatives; our real-world expertise will partner with you to design, develop, implement and lead you to 2030 and beyond. Our proprietary tools and methodologies create ethical and sustainable solutions to lead you through your social responsibility needs and drive positive social impact.

Organizational
Change

Indigenous
Relations

Leadership Coaching and Training

Diversity, Inclusion
and Equity

People and Business Strategy

Operations and Systems Improvement

Social Performance and Governance

Net Zero Goals and Energy

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Succession Planning for a Successful Future

Inspire compliance within the workforce

Only 20% of today’s retailers, manufacturers and suppliers incorporate ‘fairtrade practices’ into their company’s policies and standards. Approximately 265 million children are forced into child labour.

Almost 258 million children and youth around the world do not have access to education and are excluded from the opportunity to learn and develop their futures and communities.

Each year approx. 12 million girls are forced to marry against their will and, almost 20% of all trafficking victims worldwide are children.

Indigenous People own one-quarter of the world’s land surface. Two-thirds of this land is natural habitat that could potentially benefit efforts to conserve high-priority landscapes, ecosystems and biodiversity.

370 million people around the world define themselves as ‘Indigenous’ and consider themselves as descendants of populations who inhabited their countries before the time of conquest or colonization.

Did You Know?

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