9.30am - 1.30pm AEST

This training program equips procurement professionals with the knowledge, practical skills, and frameworks to embed sustainability throughout the procurement lifecycle. Participants will learn to leverage procurement activities to achieve positive environmental, social, and economic outcomes that extend beyond the goods and services being procured.

What Participants Will Learn:

Understand sustainable procurement principles and the Triple Bottom Line approach
Apply national and international standards
Implement both direct sustainable procurement (purchasing from social enterprises, Indigenous businesses, local suppliers) and indirect approaches (using tender processes and contract clauses to achieve sustainable outcomes)
Identify and manage sustainability risks and opportunities within supply chains
Build stronger, more reliable supplier relationships through sustainable procurement practices

Key Focus Topics:

Modern Slavery - Understand modern slavery risks, identifying red flags in supply chains, implementing due diligence in procurement planning and sourcing, and managing supplier relationships to ensure labour standards and human rights compliance
Supplier Diversity - Strategies for direct procurement from diverse suppliers including social enterprises and Indigenous-owned businesses, addressing disadvantage, and creating local economic benefits
Decarbonisation - Reduce emissions through procurement decisions and creating pathways to a circular economy
Waste & Recycling Management - Implement sustainable waste management practices through procurement and contract specifications

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