CIPS Exam L4M8 Topic 1 Question 28 Discussion

Actual exam question for CIPS's L4M8 exam

Question #: 28
Topic #: 1

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Describe three ways in which a supplier could improve the effect its company has on the environ-ment.

AExplanation:
Responsible and ethical sourcing promotes working with suppliers who want to have a positive effect on the environment or at least minimize the damage they cause. Suppliers can make effort to reduce their impact on the planet through reducing the pollution, taking steps to recycle or reuse products can improve on supplier's impact on the environment, also supplier can consider sustainability as another environmental factor. Suppliers with strong values on ethics will have a programme to return anything taken from nature in the form of replanting or replacing

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Martha

3 days ago

This question is a no-brainer. If I can't come up with at least three ways to improve environmental impact, I shouldn't even be taking this exam. Time to brush up on my sustainability knowledge!

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Luisa

7 days ago

Returning what they take from nature by replanting or replacing is a really thoughtful approach. Suppliers who make that kind of effort are the ones I'd want to work with.

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Miesha

8 days ago

Sustainability is key too, suppliers need to think long-term impact on the environment.

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Shawn

8 days ago

Reducing pollution, recycling, and sustainability - these are all great ways for suppliers to minimize their environmental impact. I like how the explanation covers the key points in a concise manner.

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Dalene

11 days ago

I agree, reducing pollution and promoting recycling can make a big difference.

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Melodie

12 days ago

I think suppliers should focus on responsible sourcing to help the environment.

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