BSBPRC505 — Manage ethical procurement strategy

1 Identify vulnerability and risk associated with procurement

• 1.1Research and identify ethical procurement policies and procedures and their alignment to organisational objectives
• 1.2Determine specifications of goods and/ or services to be procured
• 1.3Assess ethical vulnerabilities and risks associated with procurement of goods and/ or services in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
• 1.4Document and report ethical procurement vulnerabilities and risks to stakeholders

2 Develop ethical procurement strategy

• 2.1Develop organisational ethical procurement strategy in accordance with organisational policies and procedures
• 2.2Assign responsibility to relevant personnel for the monitoring of ethical procurement strategy
• 2.3Seek endorsement of ethical procurement strategy from organisational management

3 Evaluate suppliers and offers

• 3.1Engage suppliers in ethical procurement objectives
• 3.2Analyse supplier ethical procurement against key performance indicators
• 3.3Evaluate and select suppliers with negative ethical procurement impacts
• 3.4Confirm and agree chosen supplier with organisational management

4 Create contract and performance indicators

• 4.1Establish contract documentation in accordance with ethical procurement strategies and organisational policies and procedures
• 4.2Communicate the contents of the contract, emphasising ethical procurement requirements
• 4.3Determine arrangements for delivery of goods and/ or services to be satisfactory to both organisation and supplier
• 4.4Implement relevant ethical procurement key performance indicators to measure supplier against organisational objectives
• 4.5Establish ongoing dialogue with supplier to facilitate transparency and accountability

5 Evaluate and update ethical procurement strategy

• 5.1Evaluate supplier against ethical procurement performance indicators
• 5.2Undertake gap analysis between desired and actual performance, and establish new goals
• 5.3Embed recognition and reward for good supplier practice
• 5.4Consult with stakeholders to confirm revised ethical procurement strategy

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