Organizational Strategy - Sustainable Development - L'Oréal
Organizational Strategy - Sustainable Development - L'Oréal
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9 L’OréaL - GrI DaTa SHEETS 2011<br />
- producers practising fair trade,<br />
- companies working for the inclusion of disabled people,<br />
- companies that promote social integration,<br />
- small companies,<br />
- minority-held companies.<br />
Involved governance<br />
a Strategic Committee, chaired by Jean-Paul agon, meets twice a year to establish objectives and evaluate progress.<br />
A method of operating based on five essential points:<br />
1/ A programme integrated into the objectives of buyers<br />
Fully integrated into the roadmaps for the group’s buyers, this programme is part of their purchasing objectives and their remuneration<br />
determination, since it constitutes one of the items used to calculate their bonus. International coordinators in the five global regions are<br />
responsible for increasing buyer awareness, motivating buyers and validating the projects. Each buyer has a toolbox (glossary, process<br />
book, project book) and an online platform to enable them to successfully integrate the programme and share good practices.<br />
2/ Strict project selection criteria<br />
To ensure a significant societal impact and the credibility of these purchases, the “Solidarity Sourcing” programme has implemented a<br />
strict project selection process. The projects are selected based on a certain number of criteria, including: value of purchase, number of<br />
jobs created or maintained, positive external effects for the Company (creation or maintenance of infrastructures, such as hospitals and<br />
schools), ability to replicate project and project sustainability. respecting the group fundamentals (ethics, local regulations, environmental<br />
impact and the “Buy & Care” charter) is a necessary criterion for project approval.<br />
The evaluation matrix for “Solidarity Sourcing” projects helps measure the various impacts of a project using key performance indicators.<br />
Criteria<br />
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