Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) Practice Exam

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What do procurement practices in GRI reporting emphasize?

  1. Global supply chains

  2. Local suppliers

  3. Product quality standards

  4. International partnerships

The correct answer is: Local suppliers

Procurement practices in GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) reporting emphasize local suppliers for several reasons. This approach supports sustainability by encouraging businesses to engage with suppliers who are located closer to their operations. Sourcing from local suppliers can reduce transportation emissions and logistical costs, contributing to a smaller carbon footprint. Additionally, working with local suppliers fosters community development and strengthens regional economies. It creates job opportunities and enhances supplier relationships, which can lead to improved collaboration and innovation. In the context of sustainability reporting, such practices align with the emphasis on responsible sourcing and supporting communities, making it easier for organizations to demonstrate their commitment to social responsibility in their GRI reports. While global supply chains, product quality standards, and international partnerships are important aspects of procurement, the focus on local suppliers explicitly reflects the aim to enhance sustainability and improve social impacts as highlighted in GRI guidelines.