Sustainable Supply Chain Management school training courses in Boston, MA (public, in-house or online)

Our GSCP certification program is designed to give our graduates a comprehensive knowledge of sustainability areas confronting supply chain and operations professionals. This program will provide graduates with very unique credentials and experience. 5 Courses included in this program: *Green Purchasing Fundamentals *Sustainability 101: Corporate Social Responsibility Essentials *Green Transportation: 12 Best Practices *Carbon Strategies *Green Supply Chain Management.

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The field of industrial ecology includes advanced tools and methods to assist practitioners seeking to redesign and realign industrial systems and activities to be more ecologically and socially sound. Central within the field of industrial ecology is life cycle assessment (LCA), which involves systems analysis of the full range of environmental impacts, product life cycles, and supply chains. More recently, social impacts are also being addressed in life cycles and supply chains, leading to the...

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Help your company achieve its environmental
goals with the Certified Green Supply Chain
Professional Online Training Program. Gain
the skills you’ll need to make a green impact
on global sourcing, material management,
procurement and buying, transportation
and logistics, and new product development

In the pursuit of a model that meets needs of the present without compromising the needs of the future, sustainable transportation is inextricably linked to sustainable development. Starting from a context of land-use planning, this course will examine current transportation models and their impact on our environment, consider alternatives to these models, and discuss methods to affect change beyond the academic setting. The course provides an overview of sustainability as envisioned by the Smar...

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This class presents the different stages of a supply chain, opportunities to reduce waste and pollution, and steps to green upstream and downstream.