Commitment & Recognition Schemes

Sustainable Value Chains Commitment

In the greater pursuit of sustainability, the Centre for Civil Society and Governance (CCSG) set up in June 2021 the Sustainable Value Chains Commitment (the ‘Commitment’). The Commitment is anchored to the framework of Sustainable Value Chains (SVC) Management, striving to drive closer collaboration between large corporates and SMEs to resolve sustainability challenges together, and to commend large corporates that facilitate SMEs to improve their capabilities on business sustainability.

SMEs Sustainability Leadership Recognition Scheme

The SMEs Sustainability Leadership Recognition Scheme (the ‘Recognition Scheme’) was set up in June 2021 by the Centre for Civil Society and Governance (CCSG) as a common and accessible starting point for SMEs to improve their preparedness in taking on sustainability challenges, and strengthen the business sector’s resilience in face of global sustainability risks.

Signatory - Sustainable Value Chains Commitment

A-1 BAKERY CO.,(HK) LTD
2022

Gaia Group
2022

LH Group
2022, 2021

New World Development Company Limited
2022, 2021

Oliver's Super Sandwiches
2022

Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) Limited
2022

Sino Estates Management Ltd / Olympian City
2022

Starbucks Coffee Asia Pacific Limited
2022, 2021

JAPAN AIRLINES Co., Ltd.
2021

Nan Fung Development Ltd
2021

Rosewood Hotel Group
2021

The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Ltd (Towngas)
2021

Participating Organisation - SMEs Sustainability Leadership Recognition Scheme

Bestop Technology Development Ltd
2022

Elkay Interior Systems Hong Kong, Ltd.
2022, 2021

On Kee (HK) Environmental Recycling Ltd
2022

Revolv Ltd
2022

YCH Group Private Limited
2022

ARTA Architects Limited
2021

Delicious Express Ltd
2021

FRUIT DESIGN & BUILD LIMITED
2021

HK Pick-up Limited
2021

Intensel Limited
2021

ITOCHU Hong Kong Ltd
2021

Lifetime Brands Global Company Limited
2021

LORE Limited
2021

Master King Ltd
2021

New Energy Financing and Consulting Limited
2021

Ningbo Chenyi Paper Co. Ltd.
2021

Novetex Textiles Limited/ The Billie
2021

Pacific Foodservice Equipment Co., Ltd.
2021

Viewfull International Company Limited
2021

Secure Information Disposal Services Limited
2021

V Visionary Limited
2021

2022 Cohort – Application Deadline 31 Aug 2022

This year, we have further enriched the Scheme through developing a theme and industry focus:

Theme: Circularity and Resilience

COVID-19 has certainly brought wide-ranging impacts to businesses across industries and geographies. It has pushed all sectors to adapt and reconfigure their business strategies and operational models. While businesses are gradually moving into a recovery cycle, stakeholders have got to get prepared for future challenges, may it be new waves of COVID-19 or transitions driven by global climate change. Businesses ought to build resilience by rethinking the risks and impacts brought by the conventional linear economy, and exploring how they can capitalize on the opportunities that arise from a circular economy model to attain sustainability for the company and the wider society.

Industry Focus

Known as Asia’s “Culinary Paradise”, the Foodservice sector in Hong Kong remains vibrant although COVID-19 has put the industry in a particularly difficult position. Given its size and nature, the food service industry is resource intensive and generates large volumes of waste, such as disposable plastic tableware, food waste, and other types of municipal solid waste. In the short future, waste disposal will come at a cost. This is due to the introduction of municipal solid waste charging in Hong Kong. Hence, it brooks no delay to explore how resource use can become more efficient through collaborating with other value chain actors in realizing the circular economy.

Capstone

To deepen the collaborations between SVC Commitment Signatories and their nominated SME Participating Organisations in the Scheme, this year a practice-based approach (Capstone) is adopted. With the Capstone, implementation is the core part to attain the ‘Gold’ Leadership Recognition (for SME Participating Organisations). Participating Organisations can transform their sustainability plans into practice and deepen the learning through sharing their accomplishments at the wrap-up workshop and exchanging experiences with other Participating Organisations.

For registration or enquiries about the SVC Commitment and SMEs Sustainability Leadership Recognition Scheme, please contact the PSLB team through:

Email: pslb@hku.hk
Mr. Woody Cheng (Tel: 3910-2463)
Mr. Darwin Leung (Tel.: 3917-4763)

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