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About This Presentation Sample
This supply chain presentation assesses strategies for reducing Scope 3 emissions in the consumer goods industry, using the Nescafé Plan 2030 as its central case. It identifies coffee cultivation, fertiliser use and land-use change as important emissions sources and considers how climate change creates additional supply risks.
The sample brings together corporate strategy documents and external industry evidence to examine procurement, smallholder relationships, regenerative agriculture and supplier-support initiatives. It shows how a sustainability case study can be organised around the problem, evidence, strategy and evaluation.
How to Use This Sample
Begin with the video to understand the sequence and pacing of the presentation.
Then use the embedded PDF viewer to examine individual slides, citations and visual organisation in more detail. If your browser does not display embedded PDFs, use the Open Fullscreen or Download PDF button.
What Students Can Learn
How to define a sustainability problem within a specific supply chain.
How to combine corporate and independent evidence sources.
How to explain the relationship between procurement and decarbonisation.
How to evaluate supplier initiatives against environmental and commercial goals.
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