H&M, 공급자 지속가능성 평가 프레임워크(SIPP) 운영
무슨 발표인가
- SIPP는 비즈니스 파트너의 환경·사회 기준 준수 여부 평가 시스템
- 공급자는 사업 관계 시작 전 최소 요구사항 충족 필수
원문 (영어)
The H&M Group Sustainability Standards for Business Partners set out the environmental and social expectations and requirements that our business partners are expected to meet, including in relation to transparency and collaboration, supply chain due diligence, and management of impacts on people and the environment.
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The Sustainability Impact Partnership Programme (SIPP) is H&M Group’s framework for assessing supplier performance against the relevant standards. It helps us assess whether suppliers meet the minimum requirements under these standards needed to start or continue a business relationship and follow up on performance over time. The information gathered through SIPP helps identify where support, corrective actions or capacity building may be needed.
We expect business partners to take ownership of their work on environmental and social topics within their operations and, where relevant, across their own supply chain.
Minimum requirements and follow-up assessments
Before starting a business relationship with a supplier, we assess whether t
The information gathered through SIPP helps us identify where suppliers may need support. Depending on the risks and improvement areas identified, support may include capacity-building workshops, training, management system analysis and corrective or preventive action planning.
Our follow-up considers environmental and social management performance alongside quality and other business indicators. We encourage our suppliers to develop their own strategies and solutions to challenges.
More broadly, H&M Group has due diligence processes that include risk identification, supplier support, supplier onboarding, guidance on human rights topics, and support on corrective and preve
원문: H&M Group Newsroom — "Sustainability Impact Partnership Programme - H&M Group" (2026-10-13) 공식 원문: https://hmgroup.com/sustainability/sustainable-impact-partnership-program/