KMU Webinarreihe Teil 4: Berichterstattung (CoP) und Kommunikation

This platform offers Swiss & Liechtenstein businesses a regular exchange on sustainable supply chain management topics. Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group The Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group is a knowledge-sharing platform for Swiss production companies founded in 2019 by öbu - Swiss Business Council for Sustainable Development and the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. The meetings of the working group are held three times a year, either online or in person, on various sustainability topics relating to the supply chain. Objectives Exchange, learn and connect with companies from different industries on relevant supply chain topics Gain knowledge, insights and inspiration to manage environmental and social performance in the supply chain Build a community and network of sustainability professionals and supply chain experts Participation eligibility Being a member of öbu and/or a participant of the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein Employees working on corporate sustainability Excludes consultants and consultancy firms Excludes employees working in the sales department with a target group in the private sector Willing to actively participate and engage in the working group meetings Open to sharing own challenges as well as good practices and learning from peers Topics that have been discussed in the past: Grievance mechanisms in the supply chain Risk mapping in supply chains with a focus on the identification of child labour risks German Supply Chain Act Supplier engagement to reduce Scope 3 emissions Future topics may include: Conflict minerals Water scarcity Deforestation regulation Living wage And many more The Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group will meet during three sessions in 2026 16 March 2026 13:30 - 15:00 | online Session 1 Exchange on pre-handed challenges 24 Sept 2026 | 13:00 - 17:00 Georg Fischer, Schaffhausen Session 2 Scope 3 Emission Factors – Navigating Data Gaps and Methodological Choices 9 November 2026 13:30 - 15:00 | online Session 3 AI Opportunities and Risks in Sustainable Supply Chain Management The registration details are shared with everyone who has signed up for the group. If you have not done so already, you can do so below. Register for the Sustainable Supply Chain Management Exchange Group Salutation First name* Last name* Email* Organization* Job Title* Organization type* Participation requirement* I confirm that I am employed at a producing company. * I agree that my details will be shared with öbu and I have read and consent to the privacy policy. * Submit Contact person Tabea Böglin Programmes Manager Social Sustainability, ESG Reporting & Regulations tabea.boeglin@globalcompact.ch

We regularly share relevant information in our News section, our monthly newsletters and on social media Case Studies SME Sustainability Story: Managing Supply Chain Risks and Impacts at ErvoCom As demands for reliable and long-lasting transport communication systems increase, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the railway sector face unique supply chain challenges. ErvoCom, a family-owned company with 45 employees and more than 30'000 devices in operation worldwide, shows how a focused and Europe-based supply chain strategy can reduce risks and strengthen sustainability. Operating in over twenty countries, the company combines long-term partnerships with s 4 min read SME Sustainability Story: Managing Supply Chain Risks and Impacts at Telecom Liechtenstein For Telecom Liechtenstein, managing supply chain risks is central to ensuring reliable communication services while meeting growing environmental, social and governance expectations. As a small but nationally significant provider, the company demonstrates how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can address complex risks even without a centralized strategic procurement or legal department. Who is Telecom Liechtenstein? Based in Vaduz and fully owned by the State of Liech 3 min read SME Sustainability Story: yourharvest's Happy Hazelnut programme From the hazelnut fields across the world to conscious consumers in Europe, yourharvest's story is one of connection and responsibility. With a clear commitment to responsible sourcing and long-term collaboration, the company demonstrates how small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can drive meaningful change in complex supply chains. What began as a simple procurement operation has grown into a movement for fair working conditions, ecological farming, and child protection 4 min read SME Sustainability Story: SkyCell As the demand for sustainable logistics and resilient supply chains continues to grow, SkyCell stands out as a pioneer in integrating climate action into its core business strategy. Known for its innovative hybrid containers and monitoring services that safeguard temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals during transport, SkyCell is proving that sustainability and business performance can go hand in hand. Follow along to learn how this small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) goes 4 min read SME Sustainability Story: Six Senses Crans-Montana For businesses, it is no longer enough to talk about reducing waste or lowering carbon footprints behind closed doors. Guests, clients, and customers want to see action, transparency, and innovation. At the Six Senses Crans-Montana resort, they have embraced this challenge not only as a responsibility but also as an opportunity to rethink how business can be done by small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By weaving sustainability directly into their offerings, they have 4 min read SME Sustainability Story: Contexa With sustainability being an unavoidable and integral part of any business's operations, starting can often be the most difficult step,... 4 min read SME Sustainability Story: Bathco In an era where sustainability is no longer optional but essential, Bathco AG stands out as a trailblazer SME (small- and medium-sized... 3 min read The New Era of ESG: Precision and Transparency in Data The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) data landscape is evolving as ESG ratings transition away from traditional, aggregated... 3 min read Managing EU Deforestation Regulation: Challenges to Opportunities In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable practices including environmental and human rights; the European Union's forthcoming... 3 min read 1 2 3 4

For new participants Onboarding Session | April 2024 For new participants

Some non-business organizations are eligible to join our local network. Find out more. Joining as a Non-Business Participant The UN Global Compact (UNGC) is a multi-stakeholder initiative, and non-business organizations and institutions play a crucial role in fulfilling its mission to support companies in embedding corporate sustainability. Therefore, non-business organizations are also invited to join the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. These include business associations, cities/municipalities, civil society organisations/non-governmental organisations, labour unions, public sector organisation and academic institutions, (including PRME members). Specific conditions apply for the admission of non-business organizations: The organization has been legally registered for at least two years Its mission aligns with the UN Global Compact and it does not fall under the exclusionary criteria Its activities provide clear valuet to our business participants, or there is a credible basis for collaboration It is willing to demonstrate its continued engagement by submitting the required Communication on Engagement (CoE) every two years Activities Non-Businesses can participate in Webinars Workshops Selected in-person events (pizza networking events, Global Compact Dialogue, etc.) Access to our ESG Regulations Navigator Access to our Focus Areas resources Access to tools and the UN Global Compact Library Find an overview on the activities here. Expression of Interest To express your interest in joining the UN Global Compact, please submit the Expression of Interest (EOI) form for non-business organizations on the UN Global Compact website. You will need to provide the information listed on the right. Once your Expression of Interest is submitted, it will undergo a joint review by the UN Global Compact and the UN Global Compact Network Swizerland & Liechtenstein. This review assesses eligibility, mission alignment, and potential contribution to our goals. Please note that the full process can take up to 6 months from start to finish. Express your interest in joining Organizational information Name of the organization Website Number of employees Proof of registration Responses to the Integrity Statement Mission-related questions Outline your organization’s mission, its alignment with the UN Global Compact, and your planned activities to support its mission. Contact point & highest level executive The primary contact point will ensure communication between your organization and the UN Global Compact. They will receive regular emails, including our newsletter, Communication on Engagement deadlines and updates on news and events. Application process Once you receive a positive response from us regarding your Expression of Interest, you are invited to initiate the actual application process. It includes: Letter of Commitment from the CEO Confirmation of submitting every two years a Communication on Engagement (CoE) Confirmation that any misuse of the UNGC brand and/or logo may result in termination of participation What is the Communication on Engagement (CoE)? The CoE is a public disclosure through which participants inform stakeholders about their efforts to support the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact and about their engagement in the initiative. Through the CoE participants demonstrate their commitment to promote the implementation of the Ten Principles among businesses. The CoEs of all organisations are published on the UN Global Compact website . Annual financial contribution Helpful resources FAQs Joining Policy Rejoining Policy CoE Policy COE Preparation Contact person Luana Schuler Engagement Manager luana.schuler@globalcompact.ch

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Discover the benefits of joining the UN Global Compact and committing to sustainable business Benefits of joining The UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein (GCNSL) provides you with guidance to commit, assess, define, implement, measure and communicate your sustainability efforts. By being part of our initiative, you benefit from many capacity building offerings, exchange & peer learning opportunities, helpful tools and resources, as well as individual support . Business (incl. subsidiaries) Non-Business Capacity Building Events & Webinars Webinars, workshops and more to enhance your knowledge and expand your network. Accelerator Programmes Training programmes on specific areas e.g. Business & Human Rights, Climate Ambition, SDG Ambition, Target Gender Equality, and more. UN Global Compact Academy Virtual courses and e-learnings accessible to all your employees. By request Peer Learning Exchange & Peer Learning Facilitated peer learning & sharing opportunities for companies on topics like climate, ESG Regulations, SMEs, nature, human rights and sustainable supply chain. By request Tools & Resources ESG Regulations Navigator Helping you to quickly understand key legal requirements, applicability, and deadlines of current ESG regulations that may impact your business. AI Double Materiality Tool Helping small- and medium-sized enterprises and beginners accelerate sustainabilty by focusing on the areas with the biggest impact. UN Global Compact Library Various other online tools and resources in the areas of gender, living wage, human rights, sustainable procurement, transformational governance and many more. Support Participant Liaison for coordination related to GCNSL programmes Your main contact for support with your participation in the UN Global Compact. Coaching Session Individual session on the application of the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact and Sustainable Development Goals. The GCNSL does not offer consultancy services beyond participation in the association’s collective programmes & resources. Learn more about how to join See our current activities

Introduction to the Communication on Progress (CoP)

Digital learning platform for all employees of participating companies UN Global Compact Academy Digital learning platform for all employees of participating companies The Academy is the UN Global Compact’s digital learning platform to help companies move further faster in implementing the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact and the Sustainable Development Goals. Through innovative learning experiences across key topics and languages, the Academy offers a variety of online courses in different formats relevant to your specific challenges and needs, regardless of corporate function or where you are on your sustainability journey. Gain actionable insights and best practices from world-class experts, changemakers and practioners. New Academy content is available on a regular basis. Browse our Academy Course Catalogue to discover all available offerings. Visit the 2026 Academy Catalogue Don't forget that all employees of companies participating in the UN Global Compact have unlimited access to the Academy. Services ABOUT THE ACADEMY Discover how the Academy can help your company and all your employees drive sustainability and impact. Learn More ACADEMY COURSES Explore courses offering practical guidance on today’s most pressing sustainability issues - from beginner to advanced. Learn More RECORDINGS OF PAST WEBINARS Access on the Academy webinar recordings from the UN Global Compact Network Switzerland & Liechtenstein. Access ACADEMY USER GUIDE Whether you are a UNGC participant or exploring limited access, this guide helps you get the most out of the Academy. Learn More LOG INTO ACADEMY CREATE ACCOUNT Learning Experiences Engage in live sessions, e-learning courses, and curated learning paths that will help you learn key sustainability concepts and skills anytime, anywhere. To help you navigate our platform, Academy learning experiences are organized according to your needs: Foundations: Gain a foundational introduction to a topic and step-by-step guides for corporate action. Everything you need to get started. Deep dives : Narrow in on a specific topic, industry, function or geography with opportunities to start applying learning within your company Changemaker series : Learn from, and connect with, some of the most innovative and influential people working in or with business during these live conversations In-practice exchange: Explore and learn leading practices from companies in your region.

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