ERB MANAGEMENT TOOLBOXES
As the Erb Institute, we have a responsibility to provide the most up-to-date thinking and practical approaches for both current and future sustainability professionals. While we are best known for our academics, the Erb institute has bridged the gap between scholarly thinking and practical application by producing what we call the Sustainability Practitioner’s Toolbox.
Erb management toolboxes are sought after for their step-by-step approach on the specific sustainability issues that managers confront daily in multiple facets of their operations. Because the toolboxes systematically, comprehensively and logically assess sustainability risk, they help lead businesses to carefully consider all aspects of a situation to develop sustainable solutions. Our toolboxes are tailored for—and are featured significantly in—our Executive Education programs.
Currently available Erb toolboxes: Stakeholder Engagement
Supply Chain
TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE:
TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE:
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a process for identifying economic, environmental and social issues and stakeholders and then visually mapping issues and stakeholders
and implementing engagement strategies · planning documenting the process the engagement cycle and getting · completing stakeholder feedback · using metrics to measure your initiatives foundational principles applicable to stakeholder · key engagement
Materiality TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE:
ning materiality, including definitions used in financial · defi reporting, sustainability reporting and sustainability strategy · identifying what matters most to your business in terms of: - external stakeholders - business objectives - time dimensions of materiality - ensuring a “triple bottom line” approach is used
important considerations, such as internal · evaluating and external stakeholder engagement practices and organizational capacity
the range of social, environmental and · understanding governance issues in global supply chains the management organization to supplier· committing focused sustainability and engaging it in appropriate strategies and initiatives Tools used to advance sustainability in the supply-chain context
· responsible sourcing · supplier codes of conduct · sustainable procurement Metrics + measurement
· data collection · supplier scorecards · audit models · the move toward value-chain “ownership”