Social Justice Case Studies

The video discusses the importance of addressing social justice issues in supply chains. It highlights case studies from Theo Chocolate, SABMiller, and Starbucks, showing how ethical practices can lead to better products, increased revenue, and positive social impacts. The garment industry is also examined, with examples of workplace health programs and initiatives like HERProjects improving efficiency and reducing turnover. The video emphasizes the need for companies to consider social justice in their global supply chains to benefit communities, workers, and their own profitability.

What is one of the main benefits of ensuring supply chain transparency?

• Increased product cost

• Reduced community engagement

• Decreased product quality

• Improved worker conditions

How did Theo Chocolate ensure fair compensation for farmers?

• By outsourcing production to cheaper locations

• By increasing consumer prices by 20%

• By implementing a fair trade certification

• By reducing the price of cocoa beans

What was a significant outcome of SABMiller's initiative in Uganda?

• Improved farmer income

• Increased water consumption

• Reduced government tax revenue

• Decreased market share

What was the impact of Starbucks' ethical sourcing on their revenue?

• Revenue decreased by 12%

• Revenue remained the same

• Revenue increased by 5%

• Revenue increased by 12%

What was a key benefit of the workplace health program in the Chittagong garment factory?

• Higher staff turnover

• Improved product quality

• Decreased net savings

• Increased absenteeism

What is a primary focus of the HERProjects in garment factories?

• Empowering low-income women

• Reducing product costs

• Decreasing factory efficiency

• Increasing child labor

Why is it important to use a social justice lens in supply chain management?

• To reduce consumer advocacy

• To address human trafficking and slavery

• To ignore cultural differences

• To increase product prices