The PSCI Principles
The PSCI Principles for Responsible Supply Chain Management articulate what the industry expects from the supply chain.
These Principles address five areas of responsible business practice: Governance and Management Systems, Ethics, Human Rights, Health and Safety, and Environment.
Our Members support and incorporate the Principles into their key supplier documents and agreements.
The Principles in Practice
The Pharmaceutical and Healthcare value chain is global, complex, and constantly evolving. And we understand that companies across the sector are at different stages in their approach to responsible and sustainable practices. You might be quite advanced in your approach to Health and Safety, whilst you are starting out in Decarbonizing your operations.
Whatever stage you are at, we have developed relevant, practical content in our Maturity Models and Learning Plans.
PSCI Maturity Models and Learning Plans
Our topic-specific Maturity Models enable suppliers to understand where their organization sits on a pathway to best practice, based on the PSCI Principles. Suppliers can access a structured Learning Plan, mapped to the Maturity Models, with all content tailored to the pharmaceutical manufacturing context.
We use our annual Audit Findings Analysis to feed into the development of these resources, helping to ensure our models and content align with common and material issues being highlighted in audits.