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Contributing to Communities
The meeting was organized with support from AIM-PROGRESS, an association of 24 global consumer goods companies that seek to enable and promote responsible sourcing practices and sustainable production systems. In addition to
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Strengthening Partnerships
At the meeting, companies and suppliers learned more about AIM-PROGRESS and what is expected of them in terms of responsible sourcing. They also heard from members of Africa Now, a regional organization that promotes ethical trade and conducts third-party monitoring of factories and farms, about how the group ensures that companies are complying with social and environmental standards. Also presenting at the forum was the World Wildlife Fund, one of the more respected independent conservation organizations, whose mission includes promoting the reduction of pollution and wasteful consumption.
A Successful Day
After the forum, AIM-PROGRESS reported that it was well-received, quoting suppliers who described the day as “excellent” and “a must.” One praised the event, saying, “The session was well-organized, and I appreciated the opportunity to meet with other suppliers after the session to share our experiences related to responsible sourcing.”
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