Sustainable Pakistan: Meeting Sustainability Requirements in Global Sourcing

Price, quality, lead time, supply chain resilience – These key words have for the last 40 years defined and continue to define the professional lives of merchandisers, product developers, purchasers and supply chain managers in the fashion and textile industry. The sourcing process is subject to constant change and buyers continuously need to look for new possibilities and opportunities.

Sustainable Pakistan is a project that showcases such opportunities. It provides guided access and tailor-made support for sourcing companies in Pakistan, a market filled with high potential, in order to meet the sustainability requirements of a modern-day supply chain.

The webinar will focus on the challenges of managing a 21st century supply chain, for instance in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, and introduce different means and methods that can be part of the solution your business is looking for. These include remote management of transparent supply chains, verification through independent third parties, access to a continuous flow of market innovations such as fibres, fabrics, materials and products, as well as the possibility to outsource your transparency and compliance monitoring requirements.

What is Sustainable Pakistan

Sustainable Pakistan is organised by CSI in collaboration with GIZ as a showcase project that offers a full-service solution for modern supply chain management. It comprises training and certification, on-site support, remote KPI-monitoring and much more. The project offers a platform to connect sustainable, innovative producers in Pakistan to international brands, retailers, and agencies meeting the requirements of today.

About CSI

CSI is an international advisory firm based in Hong Kong, with offices in Dhaka, Lahore, and Berlin. CSI has more than 15 years of experience in Applied CSR with a strong focus on South and South East Asia, supporting public and private clients with sustainable development in the textile and leather industry.

Remarks: Access link for the webinar will be sent to participants 1 day before the event

Registration Deadline: Monday, 4 May 2020

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