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AIM-PROGRESS PROGram for RESponsible Sourcing An introduction Who is AIM-PROGRESS? A Global Forum of fast moving consumer goods manufacturers and their common suppliers Our mission: Positively impacting peoples


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AIM-PROGRESS PROGram for RESponsible Sourcing An introduction

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Who is AIM-PROGRESS?

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A Global Forum…

►…of fast moving consumer goods manufacturers… ►…and their common suppliers ►Our mission: “Positively impacting people’s lives through our combined leadership of robust responsible sourcing practices throughout our supply chains”

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►Collaboratively raising the bar for responsible sourcing… ►…in the FMCG supply chain… ►…through converging standards and practices…. ►…thereby making a positive impact on people’s lives Our purpose

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  • 1. Building member capability

All member organisations are competent and executing robust responsible sourcing programs

  • 2. Effectively assuring compliance in our supply chains

Ensuring increasing supplier compliance as expectations rise through having in place increasingly aligned and mutually recognised practices, standards and metrics

  • 3. Driving continuous improvement

Demonstrating activities of responsible sourcing which go beyond relevant legislation, international standards and company codes

Our three key objectives

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► Human rights & Labour standards ► Health & Safety ► Environment ► Business integrity Across the four pillars of responsible sourcing Aligned to the 10 Principles of the UN Global Compact

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Our work streams

Mutual Recognition (of audits, and potentially other elements) Capability Building (for members and suppliers) Human Rights / Impact measurement (implementing UNGPs, eliminating forced labour, measuring our impact on people’s lives) Business Integrity (tackling bribery and corruption in the supply chain) Environment (taking your commitments through the supply chain)

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Mutual Recognition

  • “an audit for one is an audit for all”
  • Shared audited supplier list (19,000

records)

  • Our common benchmark = SMETA 4 pillar

audit protocol 6.0 or equivalent

  • Annual member benchmarking survey on

Responsible Sourcing practices

  • What else is mutually recognisable over

and above audits? E.g. EcoVadis supplier assessments (pilot), human rights impact assessments, etc.

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How is MR of audits done?

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Capability Building

Our learning tool:

  • Assess where you are
  • Find path to further develop
  • Access library of resources

(under development)

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Capability Building – over 30 supplier events since 2009

Bangkok, Oct 2016 Delhi, Sept 2017 Dubai, Mar 2017

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Human Rights

  • Implementing UNGP in your

business and with suppliers (training, reporting)

  • Understanding the UN guiding

principles for business & human rights

  • Addressing risks, e.g. forced

labour (support for CGF principles), focus on eliminating recruitment fees

  • Looking at how to provide

remedy, e.g. grievance mechanisms (training deck) CGF Forced Labor Principles

  • No retention of identity papers
  • No fees to get a job
  • No non-payment or withholding of wages.
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Impact assessment – measuring our impact on people’s lives Joint work with Sedex – worker voice impact assessment tool

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Business Integrity – tackling corruption & bribery in our supply chains

  • Supplier code guidance
  • Supplier assessment guide
  • Third party business integrity

assurance protocol

  • Potential further work: setting up a

working group of ethics & compliance

  • fficers to further explore potential

action

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Environment – engaging suppliers

  • Ensuring companies’ commitments are

reflected in common audit requirements (carbon, water, deforestation, waste) – MR framework updated accordingly

  • Including environmental content in capability

building

  • Providing guidance on systems/platforms to

engage suppliers on environmental improvements

  • Joint approach to remedy where appropriate
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Key benefits of membership

► Accelerating member capability development through peer2peer collaboration ► Reduce audit duplication, costs and fatigue through mutual recognition

  • Shared list of over 19,000 audited suppliers

► Reach out to more suppliers to deliver a shared vision of responsible sourcing by participating in our Supplier Capability Building events

  • Over 30 events addressing 2800 companies

► Learn from peer companies, share best practices and discuss solutions

  • Annual benchmarking survey
  • At our 3 annual meetings per year and by participating in work streams

► Build your own responsible sourcing programme thanks to our joint recommendations/best practice guidance: Responsible Sourcing Journey, top tips on closing out non-compliances, training decks on business integrity and human rights, etc.

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Membership criteria

Full Members ► Support the mission of AIM-PROGRESS and hold themselves to at least the same standards as they require of their suppliers ► Attend at least one general membership meeting per year (out of three meetings) ► Actively participate in at least one work stream or specific short term project ► Participate in annual Responsible Sourcing Practices membership benchmarking survey ► Be current on AIM-PROGRESS annual membership fees: €7,500 for AIM/GMA members, €10,000 for non-members ► Within 12 months of membership, participate in Mutual Recognition (MR) as set out in the MR membership expectations, sharing 50 audits over 3 years for brand companies and 30 in 3 years for tier 1 suppliers, including own sites (new) ► Support member and supplier capability building through (co)- hosting at least one member meeting or supplier event every three years

Associate Members ► Support the mission of AIM-PROGRESS and hold themselves to at least the same standards as they require of their suppliers ► Attend at least one general membership meeting per year (out of three meetings) ► Actively participate in at least one work stream or specific short term project ► Participate in annual Responsible Sourcing Practices membership benchmarking survey ► Be current on AIM-PROGRESS annual membership fees: €12,500 for AIM/GMA members, €15,000 for non-members Associate members have the right to participate in Mutual Recognition and in (co)-hosting events. To achieve full member status both need to be done in parallel. New members will join with associate status but can move to full membership if they qualify in the following year.

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Contacts

David Lawrence, Executive Director davidlawrence2103@gmail.com Katrin Recke, AIM-PROGRESS General Manager Katrin.recke@aim.be Virginie Chouzenoux, AIM-PROGRESS Project Manager Virginie.chouzenoux@aim-progress.com