Which of the following is NOT an example of in-house capabilitiesthat companies develop to help them execute sustainability strategies for long-term success?Choose one of the following answers. a. Rely on regulations to specify what types of sustainable technologies companies should use b. Set up a dedicated department of people with experience in sustainability c. Buy equipment and set up processes to support sustainability initiatives, such as a dedicated tanker to store sustainable palm oil d. Develop an environmental management system, for example to manage water use in the company e. Work closely with suppliers, even helping them to learn about sustainable palm oil and certification

What do many organizations use to keep pace with organizational complexity, technological sophistication, and environmental uncertainty?a.)Sustainability trainingb.)Planning specialistsc.)Organizational impact consultantsd.)Managerial seminars

Multinational corporations will use a combination of approaches to encourage sustainable practices throughout their supply networks. When companies provide training and foster peer learning among first-tier and select high-performing suppliers to pilot new sustainability initiatives and reward them for cascading sustainability requirements to lower-tier suppliers, they take ……….. approach.Group of answer choicesCollective approachIndirect approachDirect approachGlobal approach

Which of the following frameworks for analysis is comprised of a company’s capabilities, competitors, corporate partners, and the physical environment?Multiple Choiceeconomic factorsenvironmental factorsimmediate environmentintermediate environmentmacroenvironmental factors

Which of the following is a key driver of business sustainability?Group of answer choicesCompetition for resources.Economic globalisation.All the options are key drivers of business sustainability.Climate change.

9 .What is the ultimate goal of sustainable sourcing?Improve performance in environmental, economic and social activitiesImprove long-term relationships with suppliersEither (a) or (b)Both (a) and (b)