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“We know that the more we integrate and build Citizenship into how we do business, the bigger the impact we can have on the consumers we serve, the communities in which we live and work, and the broader world that surrounds us. Collectively, this helps us grow and build our business."
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Learn More About Our Citizenship Focus Areas and Our Most Recent Efforts.

We take pride in consistently being recognized as a leading global company, receiving awards and accolades in several key areas, including Citizenship.

Taking A Responsible Sourcing Approach Means We:

Apply Good Stewardship and Robust Supply Chain Management so we can create resilient, compliant and agile supply chains

Protect Resources, Landscapes and the Environment through approaches that help reduce unwanted impacts

Demonstrate a Respect for Human Rights, People, Communities and Livelihoods within our supply chain and for the communities in which we live, work and source

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Human Rights

Respecting human rights - our approach.

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Pulp

We will protect and exchange the forests we depend upon.

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Palm

We will improve livelihoods of palm smallholders by increasing yields from existing lands.

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P&G aims to create a more circular value chain where material is continually recycled and remade to remain in use instead of becoming waste.

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WE DO NOT HAVE ALL THE SOLUTIONS, LET’S CREATE THEM TOGETHER

OUR CLIMATE GOALS

Goal
40% REDUCTION IN SUPPLY CHAIN EMISSIONS* PER UNIT OF PRODUCTION BY 2030 VS 2020

P&G has set science-based targets for 2030 including 40% reduction in supply chain emissions* per unit of production, vs a 2020 baseline.

* refers to purchased goods and services

Goal
OUR AMBITION NET ZERO BY 2040

In 2021, we announced our ambition to reach Net Zero Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emission across our supply chain and operations by 2040.

CALL TO ACTION
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU

In the last two years, we engaged with many of you to talk about Climate and Greenhouse Gas emissions reduction. We are learning together and we have identified recurring challenges and opportunities across our supply base.

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DATA COLLECTION

Measure your emissions!

OUR KEY EXPECTATIONS FROM YOU
  1. Deliver quality data per material
  2. Provide granular emissions data
  3. Be transparent and collaborative
ACTIONS WE NEED YOU TO TAKE
  1. Measure Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions per material
  2. Involve your value-chain partners and suppliers
  3. Familiarise yourself with WBCSD and PACT
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SHARE YOUR PLAN

Set your goals and share your GHG emissions reduction plan.

OUR KEY EXPECTATIONS FROM YOU
  1. Integrate your GHG reduction plan into your business strategy
  2. Implement your own direct interventions
  3. Take accountability and develop your own plans
  4. Continue to deliver against P&G’s Responsible Sourcing Expectations of External Business Partners
ACTIONS WE NEED YOU TO TAKE
  1. Set and share your own GHG goals and reduction plans
  2. Collaborate with your P&G contacts
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LEVERAGE P&G SUPPORT

and help through the P&G Climate Unlock Program!

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P&G CLIMATE UNLOCK PROGRAM FOR SUPPLIERS

P&G is offering a range of resources:

  1. Climate & Carbon Footprint Fundamentals guide
  2. Accelerate Renewable Electricity program
  3. Manufacturing Decarbonization Program

We understand that the only way we can succeed in achieving our Net Zero Emissions Goals is by working together and supporting each other. We want to partner with you to understand where you are today, your future emission reduction plans and identify how we can work together on future solutions.

P&G is committed to supplier diversity as part of our Best Total Value procurement strategy. This commitment is supported by an inclusive supply chain that taps into the broadest pool of suppliers, enabling us to serve a diverse group of consumers better and economically empower the communities where P&G and our business partners operate.

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P&G’s Supplier Diversity efforts began in 1976 and have continually evolved over several decades. Our inclusive supply ecosystem is competitive, innovative, resilient, and agile and enables us to grow markets and create value as we serve all consumers and comply with applicable laws.

At P&G, we partner to grow mutual value, creating a lasting impact on our business and communities. We make sourcing decisions on the basis of best total value offered to supply our requirements for goods and services. Best total value is driven by business needs and includes total cost of ownership, quality of goods or services performed, supplier responsiveness and account service, speed or time to market, social and environmental impact, and supplier willingness to share risk and/or provide resources.

Learn more about the many organizations we partner with worldwide to broaden our pool of potential suppliers.

If your company is looking to start or grow a Supplier Diversity program, several resources are available on our Partners' websites.

National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) & Ohio Minority Supplier Development Council (OMSDC), US Ethnic Minorities

https://nmsdc.org
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Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and Women's Business Enterprise Council Ohio River Valley (WBEC-ORV), US - Based Women

https://www.wbenc.org/
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WEConnect International, Non-US Women

https://weconnectinternational.org/en/
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Disability:IN,People with Disabilities

https://disabilityin.org/
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National Veteran Business Development Council, US Military Veteran

https://www.nvbdc.org/
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National LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce, US LGBT+

https://www.nglcc.org
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National Veteran Owned Business Association, US Military Veteran

https://www.navoba.org/
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Australia Indigenous

https://supplynation.org.au/
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Brazil Ethnic & Racial

https://integrare.org.br
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Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council

https://camsc.ca/about/
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Canadian Council for Indigenous Business

https://www.ccab.com/about-ccab/
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India Micro, Small, & Medium Enterprises

https://msme.gov.in/
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South Africa Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment

http://www.thedtic.gov.za/financial-and-non-financial-support/b-bbee/
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UK Ethnic Minorities

https://www.msduk.org.uk/
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