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Social responsibility

Action programs

A complementary, simplified labelling system will also be offered, in After the law to modernise the healthcare system was published, the

the form of an upside-down pyramid with four different colour

French government opted to roll out a “life-size” test in stores, to

schemes offering positive information, since no food product should determine how well consumers would understand the system, in the

be automatically eliminated from our diet. The SENS system for

spring of 2016. Carrefour is closely involved in the work currently being

simplified nutritional labels was proposed to the French national

performed under Ministry of Health supervision and will be

health directorate (DGS) in October

2015 and was immediately

contributing to its success in several ways in the interest of helping

submitted to the country’s national food safety authority (ANSES).

customers make everyday choices.

Promoting CSR in the supply chain and prioritising local suppliers

2.3.4.2

Promoting CSR to suppliers

Action plan

Commitment

Targets

Key indicator

2015

2014

progress

Promoting CSR

Promoting CSR

% of suppliers fully

69

NA*

in the supply chain and

in our supply chain

participating in the

prioritising local suppliers

CSR self-assessment

Legend:

Action plans in progress

New indicator in 2015.

*

Carrefour’s Policy

Carrefour’s Performance

Launched in France in 2006 and deployed Group-wide as of 2007, our

Carrefour aims to ensure that all of its suppliers answer all questions in

sustainable

development

self-assessment

tool

is

a

detailed the self-assessment and help them implement concrete CSR

self-evaluation framework designed in conjunction with the WWF. The initiatives. In 2015, Carrefour chose to publish the portion of its

questionnaire covers all CSR-related topics and is based on the suppliers that fully participated in the CSR self-assessment: that figure

ISO

26000 standard. It is accessible to suppliers online. The tool provides

was 69%.

suppliers with some 20 advice sheets and practical examples, and allows

them to compare their average with that of other suppliers in their sector.

Within this framework, Carrefour recognises suppliers’ best practices.

% of suppliers fully participating in the CSR self-assessment

2015

World

69%

France

78%

Key developments

Some 20

applications were received in France; 18 candidates were

presented to the jury, and eight innovation Awards and four CSR

In 2015, for the first time, best practices by SMEs identified by the

awards were given in the end. Twenty-six audit visits were scheduled

self-assessment were recognised internationally. This took the form of

for this purpose.

the Major Climate Challenge for suppliers that Carrefour launched

Group-wide in March

2015. The challenge rewarded projects that had In a general sense, relationships with suppliers are key factors for

the most impact in combatting climate change. More than a hundred Carrefour in creating a collective momentum to incorporate CSR. These

Carrefour suppliers from 10 of the Group’s countries answered the relationships are contractually based, but are also built on constructive

Group’s call for submissions, proposing their innovations as part of the professional dialogue. In December

2015, Carrefour was the first

UN’s Paris Climate change conference, COP21. Carrefour chose a panel

company to receive the Responsible supplier relationships certification

of NGO partners, ADEME representatives, experts, and stakeholders to in the food industry sector for its business in France. The certification

select the winners of the challenge. The 10

foreign companies

process analyses the following four components for food products:

recognised (one award per country) were invited to present their

respect for suppliers’ interests, impact of purchases on economic

projects at the Group’s head office, providing an opportunity for them competitiveness, consideration of environmental and societal factors

to discuss best practices.

in the purchasing process, and conditions related to the quality of

supplier relationships. A document analysis and interviews were

Additionally, at the SME innovation and CSR Awards, the

conducted to confirm that Carrefour France’s purchasing processes

award-winning French SMEs received special support from Carrefour

complied with the criteria for this certification and ultimately to grant

to follow up on their project, in the form of consulting visits by an

it. The certification is valid for three years and is confirmed by an

external service provider, to identify areas for improvement and

inspection audit each year. After this year’s audit, action plans have

develop action plans.

been implemented in France to better monitor suppliers’ economic

dependency, systematise a method for training buyers to prevent

corruption, and continue rolling out the SME plan.

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