Traduction de «responsable approvisionnement » (Français → Anglais) :

responsible procurement | sustainable procurement | responsible purchasing | sustainable purchasing

purchasing agent | buyer

responsible procurement policy | RPP | sustainable procurement policy | responsible purchasing policy | sustainable purchasing policy

ICT procurer | ICT purchaser | ICT buyer | IT procurement officer

supply arrangement authority [ SA authority ]

supply chain managers | supply chain specialist | global sourcing manager | supply chain manager

coffee coordinator | green coffee supervisor | green coffee manager | green coffee coordinator

68. Calls on the Commission, given that the sustainable and responsible sourcing of primary raw materials is critical for achieving resource efficiency and meeting the circular economy objectives, to review the policy recommendations of the European Resource Efficiency Platform for the development of sustainable sourcing standards for priority materials and commodities; notes, in this respect, the joint support of Parliament and the Council for the Commission’s proposals on responsible sourcing of metals and minerals from conflict zones;

This standard means that countries must be able to supply at least 30 days' worth of gas to private households and other vulnerable consumers like hospitals; requires EU countries to designate an authority specifically responsible for the gas supply; requires the authority to create a preventive action plan which assesses supply risks and proposes preventative measures such as investment in new pipelines; requires the authority to prepare emergency plans for dealing with a crisis.

(12) Union companies have expressed their interest through the public consultation in the responsible sourcing of minerals and reported on current industry schemes designed to pursue their corporate social responsibility objectives, customer requests, or the security of their supplies. However, Union companies have also reported countless difficulties and practical challenges in the exercise of supply chain due diligence because of lengthy and complex global supply chains involving a high number of operators that are often insufficiently aware or ethically unconcerned. The cost of responsible sourcing, third party auditing, their adminis ...[+++]trative consequences and their potential impact on competitiveness notably on SMEs should be closely monitored and reported by the Commission.

(12) Union companies have expressed their interest through the public consultation in the responsible sourcing of minerals and reported on current industry schemes designed to pursue their corporate social responsibility objectives, customer requests, or the security of their supplies. However, Union companies have also reported countless difficulties in the exercise of supply chain due diligence because of lengthy and complex global supply chains involving a high number of operators that are often insufficiently aware or ethically unconcerned. The cost of responsible sourcing and their potential impact on competitiveness notably on SMEs ...[+++] should be monitored by the Commission.