green and sustainable global supply chain managemen't speech at sclg summit 18th may 2011

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18 May 2011 4th Global Logistics & SCM Strategy Summit 2011

Green &

SustainableGlobal Supply

Chain

Management

Presented by:

G Wallace Hope,Founding Director Queen of Green FZE


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Green & SustainableGlobal Supply Chain Management

How governments, manufacturers,logistics and transportation sectorscan collaborate on:

Growing new markets reduce pollution improving operating efficiencies Reduce waste

by adopting an International Public,Private Partnership model to creategreen supply chains.


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Industrial Age

Closed

Slow

Fragmented

Local, national,international

Me, Me, Me

Pollution -not myproblem

Environment so what?

Knowledge Economy

Open

Fast

Connected Glocal

Me, Them, Us

Pollution - my

responsibility Environment what do I

leave for my childrenand grand children?


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Pollution andEnvironment

Pollution comes from the cars we drive to thecleaning chemicals we use and the carpet andpaint on our walls. With each decision to purchasea new product, drive your car, or use chemicalsfor pest control you are contributing to pollution.

The World Health Organizationstates that 2.4million people die each year from causes directlyrelated to air pollution. The illnesses includeaggravatedasthma,bronchitis,

emphysema, lung and heart diseases, andrespiratory allergies.

The worst air pollutant emissions are caused by

the combustion of petroleum productsdiesel oil,heating oil, and heavy fuel oil. Although airpollution comes from large industrial plants, alarger source of pollution comes fromtransportation.

Over the past two decades The Great PacificGarbage Patch (aka Plastic Soup) has beenaccumulating in the North Pacific and is nowlarger than the state of Texas ! This large floatingisland of plastic and non-biodegradable trash isfrom non-recycled excessive human consumption.

According to the Environmental ProtectionAgency (EPA) the U.S. has 3,091 active landfillsand over 10,000 inactive municipallandfills. Although proper measurements in mostcases have been made (liner and leach atecollection system), they still leach harmful andpotentially fatal toxins into the soil, water, and air.

http://www.who.int/topics/air_pollution/en/http://www.who.int/topics/air_pollution/en/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asthmahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asthmahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asthmahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronchitishttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emphysemahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emphysemahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronchitishttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asthmahttp://www.who.int/topics/air_pollution/en/


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New Policy for G20

Unites fragmentedpolicies and supplychain

Innovates

Plans top down

Implements bottomup

Converges:

Foreign Policy

Economic Stimulus

Poverty Alleviation

Mass Collaboration



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Queen of GreenFZE

SAIF Sharjah AirportInternational Freezone

Glocal Hub to distribute to70+ countries

Recycled Containers

Private Sector Uploading

Public Sector ShippingPrivate Sector Offloading

Private Sector Trains

Public Sector Cargo Planes

Private Sector EmptyPassages for Humanitarian

TransportationArmy and Police for safelocal Deliveries

Community Groups forunloading and Assembly



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Queen of Green-AFRICA

2,166 green communities13 million orphans

6 million widows andcaregivers

Contracts for private sector

ManufacturersTransportation

Green Technologies

Growing Program

Micro-enterprises

Community and Faith

GroupsVeterans

Labourers

Widows and caregivers

Orphans



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Green Micro- Enterprises

200,000 unemployed women in

Saudi Arabia

78% are college-educated

2,400,000 hours of wastedtalent per annum

Green micro-enterprises

On-line registration

Mobile phone & ATM card

Businessin -a Box includesknowledge, process, technologyand materials to start a micro-enterprise from home

A group of women can jointogether as a cooperative

Themes that provide localproducts and services thatwomen want and can market

Builds new markets fordistribution



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Queen of Green -INDIA

1,333 Green Communities8 million orphans

2 million widows and caregivers

Contracts for private sector

Manufacturers

TransportationGreen Technologies

Growing Program

Micro-enterprises

Community and Faith Groups

Veterans

Labourers

Widows and caregiversOrphans



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Knowledge, Processand TechnologyTransfer

Empowers the 1 billion peoplewho live on $1 a day or less to join

the global economy.

Creates new markets forproducts, services, distributionand transportation

Creates new micro-enterpriseswith self employment for youth

and womenEmerges the green economy

Expands the market for 2 billionnew consumers who want toimprove their quality of life.

Opens up national markets forglobal products and services.



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Private Sector

Stuck in For Profit/Non Profitbusiness models

Private sector must blow up theinternal walls

Private sector must shift to 3rd way

Willingness to co-operate andcollaborate

For Profit for Social Good

Applies the best practice of privatesector

Leverages financial instruments torelease 3rd party private sectorfinancing to fund contracts

Focuses on serving the socialneeds

Sees opportunity and profit in

doing goodFinds unused capacity and sells itto Social Development sector



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$21 trillion offunds seekinglarge scale projects

Attracting funding that

seeks a profit and wants tomeet its

Corporate SocialResponsibility goals.

Forex Reserves $8.58 tr

Hedge Funds $1.91 trUS Foundations $2.12 tr

Corporate Foundations$3+ tr

Sovereign Wealth Funds $4.4 tr

Faith-based Funds $ 1+ tr



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Queen of Green FZE Global Supply Chain

PO Box 122405

SAIF, Sharjah, UAE

Email: [email protected]

Phone: +971 552 396818
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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