Green and Sustainable Logistics

Course Introduction

Green and Sustainable Logistics have become crucial imperatives for 21st-century supply chains.

The climate change agenda presents significant challenges for logistics and supply chain managers, highlighting both threats and opportunities to maintain sustainable and climate-neutral operations while delivering value.

The United Nations' climate change conferences have underscored the urgency of addressing climate change, which will bring new regulations affecting supply chains.

Additionally, shifting consumer preferences are increasingly favoring green supply chains. In response, modern practices are essential to adapt to these evolving conditions.

The circular supply chain concept is pivotal for minimizing environmental impacts.

Designing for reuse or recycling helps manage the flow of goods into and out of facilities, and optimizing resource use is critical for achieving world-class supply chain management.

This Green and Sustainable Logistics training course addresses these pressing issues, aiming to enhance your logistics management practices.

As climate change continues to pose a major global crisis, now is the time to rethink strategies to protect supply chains from its adverse effects.

Training Objectives

 By the end of this training course delegates will be able to:

• Develop an understanding of risk management for logistics in the end-to-end supply chain
• Learn best practices for the circular supply chain processes
• Develop a sourcing strategy for the supply chain
• Leverage information technology to improve visibility
• Develop a performance management program to and drive positive change

Who should Attend?

This training course will benefit a number of participants from different parts of the organisation including those who have an intermediate knowledge of the supply chain but will greatly benefit:

• Warehouse and distribution professionals
• Procurement, buyers and purchasing professionals
• Production and manufacturing professionals
• Logistics professionals
• Supply chain generalists