ITPEC FE Morning April 2022 Question 64
ITPEC FE Morning April 2022 — Question 64 of 80
CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) procurement means a company sets ethical, environmental, and human rights standards for its suppliers and requires compliance. It extends the company's social responsibility obligations upstream through the supply chain.
Why not others:
- (a) Describes cost-minimization procurement — purely financial, unrelated to CSR
- (b) Describes BCP (Business Continuity Plan) procurement — multiple suppliers for disaster resilience
- (d) Describes EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) procurement — focused on speed and accuracy, not ethics
Key rule: CSR procurement = requiring suppliers to meet environmental and human rights standards, not just price or efficiency criteria.
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