1. Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM) Professor Tava Olsen
Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management
Director: Centre for Supply Chain Management
Deputy Director: Te Punaha Matatini

2. Three Pieces Working Together

3. The Basic Supply Chain Customers Information Flow Retailers
Distribution Centers
Material Flow
Assembly/Manufacturing
1st Tier Suppliers
2nd Tier Suppliers

4. Supply Chain Management
Mentzer et al. (2001) put forward that SCM has been defined from three different angles
A management philosophy
A set of activities for implementation
A set of management processes
Similarly, the definitions of SSCM cover relevant aspects from different perspectives
That is, the definitions are not necessarily inconsistent with each other but rather attend to particular aspects

5. Source: Reefke and Olsen, 2016

6. Source: Reefke and Olsen, 2016

7. Source: Reefke and Olsen, 2016

8. World Class Sustainable Supply Chain Management
Environmental
Green Design, Packaging, Distribution & Warehousing
Conservation
Life cycle concept
Social Values
& Ethics
Code of Conduct
Employee welfare
Equity
Public awareness & Ethics
Economic Stability
Profitability
Strategic collaboration& Information sharing
Logistics Optimization
Operational Performance Assessment
Audit & Assessment
Standardization
Internal Factors
Organizational Culture
Technology
Corporate Strategy& Commitment
External Factors
Government Rules & Regulations
Customer Pressure
Competition
Source: Reefke and Sundaram, 2016

9. The Centre for Supply Chain Management Research Themes
Sustainable supply chain management
Supply chain collaboration
Supply chain risk management
Supply chain networks and infrastructure