
Supplier Citizenship

Responsible Sourcing
These guidelines explain the global standards to be followed by our partners on behalf of P&G in our daily business activities.

Climate
Discover our Climate goals, expectations and call to actions to our suppliers to reduce Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Supplier Diversity
We access the broadest pool of suppliers to grow markets and create value as we serve all consumers and comply with applicable laws.
P&G's Citizenship Focus Areas
Awards & Recognition
We take pride in consistently being recognized as a leading global company, receiving awards and accolades in several key areas, including Citizenship.
Awards & Recognition | P&G
Responsible Sourcing
Taking A Responsible Sourcing Approach Means We:

Human Rights
Respecting human rights - our approach.

Pulp
We will protect and exchange the forests we depend upon.

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

Packaging
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.
Resources

Ecovadis helps us assess social and environmental risks to make informed sourcing decisions.
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Sedex's Social Auditing Program evaluates our suppliers' labor, health and safety, environmental, and ethical standards.
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Climate
OUR AMBITIONS

*across our operations, purchased materials and upstream transportation from raw material to retailer

40%REDUCTION IN SUPPLY CHAIN EMISSIONS* PER UNIT OF PRODUCTIONBY 2030 VS 2020
*Supply chain refers to purchased materials
HELP NEEDED FROM YOU
Our mission at P&G is to create everyday products that are irresistibly superior to the world's consumers. We are counting on all our external business partners to help us excel at this mission of superiority by developing high-performing innovations that are both superior AND sustainable, thereby enabling category growth.
We recognize that our suppliers play a vital role in this journey, and your contributions are essential in helping us achieve our shared ambitions.

Learn more: Download the Supplier Greenhouse gas reduction playbook: our sustainability priorities, call to actions and useful resources
DownloadTogether, we can create lasting change that benefits our businesses and the planet.
P&G SCOPE 1&2 REDUCTIONS:
UNLOCKING BEST PRACTICES TOGETHER
When setting out to tackle a big challenge we know that it's often helpful to start out with a little inspiration based on the experiences of others.

Learn more: Download the Scope 1&2 reductions best practices toolkit: Insights, tips, and effective strategies to reduce Scope 1&2 emissions
DownloadOur latest toolkit brings a combination of information, thought starters and best practices. We hope you'll find it helpful as we work together to make progress.

Supplier Diversity
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.


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.
Resources
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

Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and Women's Business Enterprise Council Ohio River Valley (WBEC-ORV), US - Based Women

WEConnect International, Non-US Women

Disability:IN, People with Disabilities

National Veteran Business Development Council, US Military Veteran

National LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce, US LGBT+

National Veteran Owned Business Association, US Military Veteran

U.S. Historically Underutilized Business Zones

Australia Indigenous

Brazil Ethnic & Racial

Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council

Canadian Council for Indigenous Business

India Micro, Small, & Medium Enterprises

South Africa Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment

UK Ethnic Minorities

