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Avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance' is a def-inition of:
Sustainability fits the bill: the other answers are related, but don't quite nail it.
'In principle, CIPS is against the use of XXX labour and believes its long-term elimination is ulti-mately in the best interests of XXX. However, the elimination XXX labour must always be taken in a manner consistent with the best interests of the XXX concerned'. Which word(s) is / are missing here?
The best fit is child / children.
Although some other answers are close fits, they don't really fit well. For example, if you substitute 'slave / slaves', it would read as though people remaining as modern slaves is acceptable, which it is not.
Which two of these fuel types for cars are considered to be green?
Petrol / gasoline and diesel are definitely not green.
Hydrogen and electricity are widely regarded as being green, although a case can be made, on closer inspection, for these fuels to be not quite as green as they are painted.
Choose two which are from the 'three pillars of sustainability':
People, planet, profit.
The notion here is that commerce is not just about profit, but about people and our effect on the planet as well. This is now a widely-accepted view. The 3 P's are a useful form of shorthand.
CIPS has created a list of the ten most common CSR issues in supply chains. Which one of the fol-lowing is not on that list?
Cost (reduction) is a traditional focus of procurement.
CSR tries to help us think beyond simply cost reduction, or a bottom line orientation.
