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Bureau Veritas Sa — Technical Presentation (November 2017)
45 slides from Bureau Veritas Sa's technical presentation, Nov 14, 2017
Slide 1: The Higg Index - Standardized Sustainability Measurement
The Higg Index - Standardized Sustainability Measurement Sponsored by November 14, 2017
Slide 2: Support
SUPPORT Audio Challenges? Listen on your telephone. The phone number is located in the AUDIO section of the control panel on your screen. Technical Challenges? Contact GoTo Webinar Support (800) 263-6317
Slide 3: About AAFA
ABOUT AAFA as 7) Le ~~ BRAND PROTECTION ~ Cc» fr SUPPLY CHAIN MOM ey NE N APPAREL & FOOTWEAI
Slide 4: Speakers
SPEAKERS Rick Horwitch Vice President, Global Retail Lead, Supply Chain Strategy Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services Bureau Veritas is the world’s oldest and one of the largest providers of Quality, Health, Safety, Environmental, and Sustainability (QHSES) services. Rick’s focus is on developi
Slide 5: Preparing for Higg 3.0: What You Need To Know & Do
Preparing for Higg 3.0: What You Need To Know & Do November 14, 2017 Presenters Rick Horwitch, Vice President, Global Retail Market Lead & Supply Chain Strategy and Jason Kibbey, CEO, Sustainable Apparel Coalition
Slide 6: Macro Trends
MACRO TRENDS CHANGES, CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES © Copyright Bureau Veritas 6
Slide 7: Retail & Consumer Tomorrow (Today)
RETAIL & CONSUMER TOMORROW (TODAY) © Copyright Bureau Veritas 7
Slide 8: Transparency & Accountability
TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY © Copyright Bureau Veritas 8
Slide 9: In the Beginning
IN THE BEGINNING © Copyright Bureau Veritas 9
Slide 10: The Evolution: Industry Challenges
THE EVOLUTION INDUSTRY CHALLENGES © Copyright Bureau Veritas 10
Slide 11: The First Inflection Point
THE FIRST INFLECTION POINT 1995 © Copyright Bureau Veritas 11
Slide 12: The Second Inflection Point
THE SECOND INFLECTION POINT 2005 2006 © Copyright Bureau Veritas 12
Slide 13: Latest Inflection Point
LATEST INFLECTION POINT Rana Plaza April 24, 2013 Tazreen Fashions November 24, 2012 © Copyright Bureau Veritas 13
Slide 14: The Next Inflection Point
THE NEXT INFLECTION POINT © Copyright Bureau Veritas 14
Slide 15: Industry Challenges: Faster, Smarter
INDUSTRY CHALLENGES Cheaper Total Cost Improvement FASTER Reduce Cycle Times Better Improve Quality, Environment, Health and Worker Well Being Safer Consumer Protection, Brand Integrity Business Intelligence for Better SMARTER Decision Making © Copyright Bureau Veritas 15
Slide 16: The Solution: Do You Higg?
THE SOLUTION DO YOU HIGG? © Copyright Bureau Veritas 16
Slide 17: Transparency / Collaboration / Improvement
TRANSPARANCY / COLLOBORATION / IMPROVEMENT © Copyright Bureau Veritas 17
Slide 18: Introducing the SAC and Facilities Environmental Module 3.0
Introducing the SAC and Facilities Environmental Module 3.0 Jason Kibbey, CEO The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) Sustainable Apparel Coalition 18
Slide 19: Diverse Global Membership
Diverse Global Membership Sustainable Apparel Coalition 19 3
Slide 20: Our Vision
Our Vision An apparel, footwear, and textiles industry that produces no unnecessary environmental harm and has a positive impact on the people and communities associated with its activities. Sustainable Apparel Coalition Sustainable Apparel Coalition
Slide 21: Theory of Change
Theory of Change Collect peers and competitors from across the apparel, footwear and textile sector and together, develop a standardized approach to measure sustainability performance that drives transparency and identifies opportunities for impact throughout the value chain. Sustainable Apparel Coa
Slide 22: Higg Tools for Each Step Along the Supply Chain
Higg Tools for Each Step Along the Supply Chain DESIGN & PRODUCTION Design & Developments Module RAW MATERIALS (DDM) Materials Sustainability Index (MSI) MANUFACTURERS CONSUMERS & COMMUNITIES Facilities Environment Module (FEM) Product Environmental Footprint Facilities Social/Labor Module (Launch i
Slide 23: Higg Tools for Manufacturing Sustainability
Higg Tools for Manufacturing Sustainability DESIGN & PRODUCTION RAW MATERIALS Design & Developments Module Materials Sustainability Index (MSI) CONSUMERS & COMMUNITIES MANUFACTURERS Product Environmental Footprint Facilities Environment Module (FEM) (2018) Facilities Social/Labor Module (FSLM) RETAI
Slide 24: Higg Facilities Modules - Areas of Assessment
Higg Facilities Modules - Areas of Assessment Facilities Modules ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL / LABOR 1. Environmental 1. Recruitment & Hiring Management System 2. Compensation 2. Energy Use & GHG 3. Hours of Work Emissions 4. Worker Involvement & Communications 3. Water Use 5. Worker Treatment & Development
Slide 25: Increasing Improvement in FEM Scores
Increasing Improvement in Facility Environmental Module (FEM) Scores Energy & Avg. Total Wastewater Emissions Waste EMS GHG Water Use Chemicals Score Effluent to Air Management Emissions Sustainable Apparel Coalition 25
Slide 26: Higg Tools are Implemented with a Full Package
Higg Tools are Implemented with a Full Package User Workflow What This Means SAC Resource Why the Higg Index • Why does sustainability matter to you as a human Trainings Matters • Why does sustainability matter to your business Videos • How the Higg Index will help you In-Person Forums Assessment •
Slide 27: Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM)
Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM) ENVIRONMENT (FEM) The Higg Facility Environmental Module allows facilities to standardize how they measure and evaluate the environmental performance of their facilities. • A facility-level self-assessment tool that enables rapid learning through identificati
Slide 28: FEM Performance Level Sections
FEM Performance Level Sections Must achieve Level 1 performance before moving on to Level 2-3 Level 3 Leading Practices / Continuous Level 2 Improvement Managing, Setting Level 1 Targets/Goals Awareness, Understanding & Baseline Performance Sustainable Apparel Coalition 28
Slide 29: FEM Performance Level Sections
FEM Performance Level Sections Must achieve Level 1 before moving on to Level 2-3 Sustainable Apparel Coalition 29
Slide 30: FEM Structure
FEM Structure One module per factory site (account) per year Facility Information + 7 impact areas Level 1-3 structure remains Continuous Improvement Sections: 1. Know your sources 2. Know major drivers of use 3. Baseline your performance 4. Set targets and action plan 5. Demonstrate reductions 6. D
Slide 31: FEM Structure
FEM Structure One module per factory site (account) per year Facility Information + 7 impact areas Level 1-3 structure remains Pollutant Limits 1. Know your sources and volumes 2. Know quality of pollutants (permit/standard) 3. Control quality / take specific actions 4. Demonstrate leading practice
Slide 32: FEM Structure
FEM Structure One module per factory site (account) per year Facility Information + 7 impact areas Level 1-3 structure remains Management Sections 1. Have right staff in place 2. Adhere to the rules (regulations, laws, brand requirements) 3. Have long-term, holistic strategies and action plans in pl
Slide 33: FEM Applicabilities
FEM Applicabilities Applicabilities: Only answer questions applicable to your facility type/processes Light/Heavy water user + water risk Domestic/industrial wastewater + treatment onsite/offsite Does facility have operations or production processes that emit air pollutants Does facility use chemica
Slide 34: Applicabilities Example: Water Section
Applicabilities Example: Water Section Questions requiring answer: Heavy Water Light Water User User 1. Select all water sources used by your facility X X 2. Has your facility set baselines for water use? If yes, select all water sources for which your X X facility has set a baseline. 3. Does your f
Slide 35: Converged Chemicals Management Section
Converged Chemicals Management Section Every question in this section is written to drive Yes = 23 questions facilities to excel in each of these categories: • Chemical Management Policies, Compliance Procedures, and Commitments: No = 13 questions • Employee Training & Communication • Chemical Selec
Slide 36: Language Translations
Language Translations Language translations are coming to the Higg Index! What will be translated: • Higg.org platform • FEM How to Higg guide • Basic “getting started” guides (how to use platform, start your module, etc.) Two phases of translations: • Phase 1: launched by Dec 2017; includes 3-5 lan
Slide 37: New FEM How to Higg Guide
New FEM How to Higg Guide Question by question guidance The How to Higg guide provides comprehensive and detailed guidance for every question in the FEM, including: • Intent of the question • Technical guidance and definitions • How this will be verified • Links to other relevant supporting resource
Slide 38: 2017-2018 FEM Timeline
2017-2018 FEM Timeline 2017 2018 Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Non-member Facility Pre-Registration 2017 Adoption Cadence 2017 Benchmarking / Verification continues until end of 2018 Facility Registration Starts (SAC members Deadline to post & non-members) all 2017
Slide 39: Facility Higg Access Fee: 2017 Early Registration Discounts
Facility Higg Access Fee: 2017 Early Registration Discounts 2017 Adoption Cycle 2018 Adoption Cycle 2019 Adoption Cycle Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan t $85 $100 $150 LIMITED TIME ONLY! We are offering discounts for
Slide 40: Online Training Resources
Online Training Resources New training resource website: howtohigg.org Higg Index General Training: what the Higg Index is, how to get started • Videos & PDF guides Higg.org Platform Training: how to use the platform • Videos & PDF guides • Monthly webinar training + webinar recording • Training sli
Slide 41: New Higg.org & FEM Training Webinars
New Higg.org & FEM Training Webinars New Higg.org Getting Started Training Webinars (these calls are open to all Higg users): How to use the new higg.org platform: Registration, Payment, Account Set-up, Sharing, etc. • Nov 14, 6:00pm PT • Nov 15, 9:00am PT • Dec 12, 8:00pm PT • Dec 13, 9:00am PT • W
Slide 42: Who to contact for more information
Who to contact for more information To Inquire about SAC Membership: scott@apparelcoalition.org For SAC Members looking for FEM rollout assistance: elena@apparelcoalition.org For General Support inquiries: support@apparelcoalition.org Sustainable Apparel Coalition 42
Slide 43: Thank You!
Thank You! Sustainable Apparel Coalition Sustainable Apparel Coalition Presentation Title 16
Slide 44: Questions
QUESTIONS Please type your questions into the question box on the control panel of your screen. Rick Horwitch Jason Kibbey VP, Global Retail Lead, Supply Chain Strategy CEO Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services Sustainable Apparel Coalition
Slide 45: Thank you for participating.
Thank you for participating. Please visit AAFA’s Learning Center to view other webinar recordings. www.aafaglobal.org | @apparelfootwear
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