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1. The UN Global Compact is a multi-year strategy to drive business awareness and action in support of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by which year?

2. Thousands of organizations from academia, business, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and

associations are signatories to the UN Global Compact.

3. Sustainable procurement is based on the principle that socially responsible products and services are not only good for the environment but are also essential for long-term profitability, especially as consumers are increasingly demanding socially responsible products.

4. Sustainable procurement encourages looking at the whole life cost but not the associated risks.

5. Which of the following are challenges when introducing sustainable procurement practices?

6. What is the definition of sustainability?

7. It’s been reported that approximately 66% of global consumers would be willing to pay more for products from a company that demonstrates corporate social good.

8. Customers in the supply chain have no purchasing power to encourage suppliers to act on sustainability.

9. What was the world’s first international standard for sustainable procurement, launched in 2017, designed to help organizations reduce their impact on the environment, tackle human rights issues, and manage supplier relations?

10. The system by which organizations are directed and controlled is known as what?

11. A management initiative in which organizations integrate social and environmental concerns into their business operations is known as what?

12. Organizations that have well-established and mature CSR programs monitor their suppliers’ activities to ensure that they are compliant with their policies.

13. If human rights and labour laws are not fully respected, then it does not present operational and reputational risk.

14. The risks of CSR issues are higher in countries where legislation is lacking or poorly implemented.

15. What are the benefits of applying CSR principles in the supply chain? Select all that apply.

16. The ___ is a system that enables organizations, cities, states, and regions to measure and manage their environmental impacts.

17. What are some of the ways in which organizations can demonstrate good corporate citizenship? Select all that apply.

18. _________ is the acceptance of personal differences and inclusion.

19. By respecting employees' individualities and positioning them as an advantage, companies can drive both the individual’s and the organization’s sustainable growth.

20. Gender pay inequalities are being highlighted in the media, and organizations are responding by introducing initiatives to encourage more men into management positions.

21. Energy efficiency in the construction sector can be achieved with the aid of government regulation.

What incentives do they use?

22. There is no international court for the environment.

23. Consumers are keen to support businesses that have clear environmental protection policies in place and those that declare their goals publicly.

24. Consumers are not interested in knowing the source of what they eat and wear, and consider the impact it has on them and the wider world.

25. The media reports on and raises awareness of… select all that apply.

26. What methods can an organization use to reduce a supply chain’s negative impact on the environment? Select all that apply.

27. Organizations need to be responsible for the activities throughout their supply chains in order to be successful in a globalized, fast-changing world.

28. It is not possible to achieve a zero-carbon building.

29. Using non-toxic materials that are ethically and sustainably sourced is an example of a way the construction sector can help with energy efficiency.

30. What year was the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change signed?

31. Buildings that reduce or eliminate the negative impacts they have on the environment, and can even create positive impacts, which can be achieved in the design, construction, or operation phase, are known as what?

32. CycleLogistics estimates that what percentage of goods transported in cities could be shifted to bicycles and cargo bikes, which would significantly reduce emissions and congestion?

33. Low-emission buses, hybrid cars, electric cars and motorcycles, eco-friendly trains, and the increased use of bicycles are examples of green transport.

34. Green transport replaces traditional modes of transportation that depend on fossil fuels with more eco-friendly methods.

What are the advantages of using green transport? Select all that apply.

35. Which of the following are ways to reduce the impact on the environment of activities that produce carbon emissions? Select all that apply.

36. Governments have four distinct roles in addressing the issue of environmental sustainability. Identify the incorrect one from the list below.

37. Governments need to ensure their laws keep pace with economic, demographic, and technological

change.

38. ____ logistics is the process of minimizing damage to the environment due to the logistics operations of an organization.

39. What year was the Paris Agreement signed?

40. What year was the Kyoto Protocol signed?