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CIPS Foundation helps children’s charity to turn the page on book poverty
The Children’s Book Project, a volunteer-led charity committed to eradicating children’s book poverty, will receive financial and procurement governance support from the CIPS Foundation, a linked charity to the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).
Cips backs gender equality and sustainable farming initiatives
ActionAid, an international charity dedicated to tackling gender inequality, is working with women farmer cooperatives in Rwanda to strengthen their sustainable farming skills.
CIPS Foundation raises awareness of supply chain deforestation risks
The CIPS Foundation has awarded £40,000 to the climate change charity Size of Wales to educate procurement professionals in Wales and businesses about the risks of deforestation in supply chains.
Ben Farrell, CIPS CEO visits members across the Asia Pacific region
Ben Farrell, CIPS CEO recently returned from a trip across the CIPS Australia, New Zealand and Asia regions, meeting many people in the procurement community and taking time to listen to some of the unique challenges.
CIPS supports development of Modern Slavery Helpline
Modern slavery remains widespread in supply chains, affecting vulnerable workers and posing significant risks to businesses. The CIPS Foundation has backed the project in recognition of the vital role procurement professionals play in identifying and addressing these risks.
Foulath Holding awarded with Corporate Ethical Procurement and Supply Certification
Read moreCIPS awards Mobily with the Procurement Excellence Programme (PEP) Certificate
Read moreSaudi National Bank is the first bank in the kingdom to achieve procurement excellence
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