Reference no: EM132932665 , Length: 3500 Words
Individual report
This report is like you are presenting to the CEO of the company.
Background to this Assessment
Companies that are rated as performing well in terms of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria are increasingly recognised as businesses with greater shareholder monetary value. The reasons for this range from government policies, customer preferences, and an increasing push by organisational managers to incorporate a social licence to operate within their supply chains. The companies who do not develop a meaningful ESG strategy, and begin implementing it, will be left behind, and likely become unviable and unprofitable businesses.
Guidelines:
• The report needs to focus on implementing an ESG program/strategy for NZ-based international companies (Wine Industry) which currently do not have any ESG program. To do this:
o Analyse and account for customers, shareholders, and employees' points of view.
o Evaluate relevant laws, regulations, risks - both locally and internationally - which the companies must satisfy alongside the expectations of their customers, shareholders and the community.
o Additionally, analyse how this ESG strategy is integrated with trends within international supply chain management such as globalisation and digitisation.
Very Important NOTE:
1) Choose New Zealand - Wine Industry (You don't have to choose one company but choose overall wine industry of NZ)
2) When talking about ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) ---Please write very less about Governance and specially do not talk about Finance in Governance.
3) Do not talk about Global supply chain in this report. Only talk about international supply chain (Which means supply chain between two countries like New Zealand and China)
4) Please read carefully the structure and requirements.
5) References APA 7th Edition with EndNote - Use 15 peer reviewed scholarly journals, articles etc. At least use 6 to 7 peer reviewed articles from my college EIT library are mandatory.
Report Structure and Content:
• Executive Summary (Key points and major recommendations)
• Table of Contents
• Introduction (purpose and content of the report)
• Discussion
o 2.1 Stakeholder Expectations (Analyse stakeholder - customers, shareholders, and employees, ESG points of view and its implications on developing and deploying an ESG program in the company).
Here we must discuss about analysing International Supply Chain, stakeholders ESG expectations.
In 2.1 discussion start with: (a) Stakeholder perspective on value creation using ESG strategy.
(b) Identify stakeholders.
(c) Stakeholder's expectations vary considerably across groups.
(d) Who is the most important stakeholders or stakeholder's groups.
(e) In new paragraph ---Talk about the most important stakeholder. E.g., CEO, Customers, shareholders or anyone else.
o 2.2 Legal and Regulatory (Analyse relevant legal and regulatory areas - local and international - affecting ESG and its implications on developing and deploying an ESG program in the company).
Here talk about legal and regulatory issues with respect to ESG of wine industry. Talk about New Zealand wine industry legal & regulatory issues and cover some issues of China.
Legislation and regulatory frameworks - Import/export requirements, Transport and storage of dangerous and hazardous components, Customs and biosecurity;
o 2.3 Trends (Analyse relevant trends impacting international supply chain management and its implications on developing and deploying an ESG program in the wine industry).
International business - International business environment and factors, International contracts, Financial and fiscal risks;
Trends - Digitisation, Complexity/globalisation, and Leadership.
o 2.4 Risks (Analyse relevant risks - local and international - affecting ESG and its implications on developing and deploying an ESG program in the company. Risks were possible, should be related to the analysis undertaken in sections 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3).
Risks - Identification of supply chain risks, Management of supply chain risks, Supply chain mapping;
• Conclusion (key points from the Discussion and an overall conclusion for the report topic).
• Recommendations (actions to develop and deploy ESG strategy)
• Reference List (APA 7th edition format)
Word count - 3500 ± 10% words excluding Table of contents and references.
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