Creating shared value through supply chain management

Wit Soontaranun

Sustainability Director

18 September 2014 Net Impact Professional Chapter

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18 September 2014 2 Net Impact Professional Chapter




Foundation of CSR

A) Sustainable Development Philosophy

- WE CAN : to leverage strength in business

- WE CARE : for betterment of environment & society

- WE CONNECT : by outreaching to stakeholder in the way we work

B) Good Corporate Governance

C) 10 Principles of United Nations Global Compact


Sustainable Development Policy

A) Engaging Stakeholders

- Understand sustainability context

- Engage stakeholder inclusively and in a meaningful way

B) Adhering to Good Corporate Governance - Conduct business ethically and responsibly

C) Promoting Human Rights and Well-being of People - Promote good employment practices

- Committed to product responsibility, quality and safety of products

- Occupational health and safety of employees

D) Protecting the Nature

E) Creating Shared Value - CSR leadership that adheres to wisdom and empowerment in caring for

communities, environment and society at large



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Supply Chain Management as… Access to Raw Materials and Supplies Assurance of Quality Cost Management Productivity Management Avoidance of Reputational Risks


Product Processor Middle Man Fisher Commercial Scale


Higher Quantity – Lower Value

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"Characterizing Fishing Effort and Spatial Extent of Coastal Fisheries," Stewart et al.

Closer to shoreline



Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported Fishing Vessel Registration Permit & Licensing Catch Monitoring & Data Reporting Traceability



Responsible Fisheries Law Enforcement & Market Pressure Vessel Registration Permit & Licensing Catch Monitoring & Data Reporting Traceability More Environmental Friendly Fishing Gear

Dead end, Success rate = low



Supply Chain Management as… New Market Opportunities Access to More Sustainable Supplies Way to Address Social Needs Driver for Sustainable Development


Beyond direct supply chain


Marine Resources in the Gulf of Thailand

Food Processors

International Markets Domestic Markets

Commercial Fishery Small-scaled Fishery Animal Feed

Producers

Aquaculture

Middle Man

Shrimp

Uneconomical Fishes

Economical Fishes



Sustainable Livelihood Well-being

Natural Resources

Way of Life


Model for Shared Value

For Public Partners For Private Partner

Improved Economy Sustained Capital Inflow via

Supply Chain of Sustainable/ Responsible Products

Improved Quality of Life Strengthened Conservation Efforts Enriched Resources

New Market Opportunity (Niche)

Wider Stakeholder Engagement Opportunity

Continuous Supply of Raw Materials


Bang Son Chumphon


Marine Resources in the Gulf of Thailand

Food Processors

International Markets Domestic Markets

Commercial Fishery Small-scaled Fishery Animal Feed

Producers

Aquaculture

Middle Man

Shrimp

Uneconomical Fishes

Economical Fishes


1. Start with supply chain 2. Think beyond for new opportunities 3. Engage opportunity back to supply

chain

Business

Creating shared value through supply chain management