DELIVERING SOCIAL VALUE
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Social Value
Delivering Social Value
Our Social Value model is driven by the Public Services (Social Value) Act which came into force in January 2013 and is based on the principals of BS8903 the British Standard for sustainable procurement.
Our process provides a comprehensive framework and guidance on how adopt and embed Social Value principles and practices into any Organisation be it Public, Private or Third Sector.
Embed Social Value into your processes and begin to realise the benefits that Social Value can unlock for the Commissioner, the Supplier and the Community
PUBLIC SECTOR
Public Sector – the act requires people who commission public services to think about how they can secure wider social, economic and environmental wellbeing
THIRD SECTOR
Third Sector – the act aims to involve more third sector organisations in delivering Public Sector contracts.
PRIVATE SECTOR
Private Sector – embedding Social Value into your procurement processes enhances your chances of winning Public Sector contracts and give you a competitive edge
Services
SERVICES
Services range from Procurement and Supply Chain to Sustainable and Social Value all aimed at adding value to our customers and giving you a competitive edge.
We are not rigid in our approach and can tailor our suite of services to suite your requirements, this approach is highlighted in our Social Value Diagnostic Tool which lets you self-assess your organisation against key Strategic and Operational critic, the results of the diagnostic enables us to suggest a bespoke action plan to move forward which we can help you with or you can do yourself….its up to you.
You will find more detailed information in the links below and you can contact us via the message option in our contact section or email me directly at stuart@sustainablesupplychainsltd.co.uk or get right through to me on my mobile 0781 504 1677
Social Value W1N W1N W1N
CHALLENGING TIMES
We are living in Financially challenging times, with ever increasing demands on public services with further Government cuts on the horizon.
Its a time for change, a time for innovation, a time to do things differently and that starts with the way we commission and procure services.
Our Social Value “W1N W1N W1N” initiative does just that
COMMUNITY
The Community will W1N because they will get all the Social Value “Social and Community Benefits” for free which is priceless in these challenging financial times
SUPPLIER
The Supplier will W1N because if they can deliver Social Value as part of their offer they will in turn win more Public Sector contracts. It gives them a competitive edge over their competitors.
BUYER
The Buyers W1N because they will get the services delivered along with the additional Social Value from the suppliers which will help offset budget cuts and demands on services.
Social Value Diagnostic Tool
SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS SOCIAL VALUE DIAGNOSTIC
Sustainable Supply Chains diagnostic tool was developed by us and is specifically designed to enable you to measure how well positioned you are to embed Social Value into your Organisation.
The results of the diagnostic will :
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Inform us where your organisation currently is in terms of its Social Value journey
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Identify the key areas to address to successfully embed Social Value
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Specific gaps and develop an action plan in order to successfully embed Social Value into existing practices
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Identify areas where Sustainable Supply Chains can support you and what you can do yourself
Cost Analytics
Modern Slavery Act
MODERN SLAVERY
MODERN SLAVERY IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Despite its supposed abolition, the practice of slavery remains commonplace in every country in the world. From forced labor in agriculture to the sweatshops producing low-cost commodities for global supply chains; or from the illegal trafficking of individuals as ‘property’, to slavery in the mines extracting the raw materials used in electronic consumables – the practice of modern slavery remains pervasive. According to the International Labor Organization around 21 million men, women and children around the world are in a form of slavery, estimated to generate a profit of $150 bn (circa £ 28.5bn) per annum.
And modern slavery is closer to home than you might think. In the wake of the tragedy in which 21 Chinese migrant workers drowned picking cockles off the Lancashire coast in 2004, new forms of slavery in the UK have come to light with worrying frequency. These include the severe physical exploitation of domestic workers by wealthy diplomats, forced begging and theft by young children trafficked into the UK, and the imprisonment of young men by gangs to manage cannabis ‘farms’. It has increasingly become apparent that the scope of modern slavery is far wider than previously assumed.
THE MODERN SLAVERY ACT
Click here for more information about Modern Slavery and the Modern Slavery Act
THE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
Try our diagnostic tool to measure how well positioned you are to embed your commitment to eliminating modern slavery from your Organisations commissioning, procuring and grant processes.
Click here for more information about the Diagnostic Tool
Click here or below to Take the Test
Clients
RECOMMENDATIONS & CASE STUDIES
DEPARTMENT FOR CULTRE, MEDIA & SPORT AND AINTREE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL
AINTREE CASE STUDY
Client Reference – Sue Colbeck MCIPS, Head of Procurement & Supplies 
“Aintree University Hospital were delighted with the work carried out by Stuart in developing our Social Value Strategy and Outcome Frameworks it has given us a solid foundation on which to embed Social Value into our commissioning and procurement processes and procedures across the Organisation. We found that the Social Value Diagnostic conducted at the start of the project gave us real direction and helped identify where we needed to focus our efforts and shaped the bespoke strategy and framework which Aintree University Hospital and Sustainable Supply Chains went on to create collaboratively.
LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL
LIVERPOOL CITY COUNCIL – TESTIMONIAL
Client Reference – Karen Lewis – FMS Programme Director at Liverpool City Council said….
It was good to work with you Stuart
You have promoted the Social Value agenda throughout the council and have ensured that it is introduced as part of our overall procurement strategy – Well done.
I wish you lots of luck for the future.
Client Reference – Trevor Ingham – Head of Commercial Procurement at Liverpool City Council
We are very pleased with the work done to date it has given us a solid platform to embed Social Value into our procurement and commissioning processes and more so the ability to report in real time on the Social Value we deliver from our contracts. We believe there is a lot more that can be achieved and are looking forward to exploring more opportunities
SOUND CITY LIVERPOOL
SOUND CITY – Social Value for Competitive Edge
Sound City said …We were delighted with the Social Value for Competitive Edge workshop Stuart hosted and delivered as part of our Developing Digital and Creative Businesses Programme. All Businesses that attended the event found the workshop content clear and concise taking great value from the time they spent attending.in the time they spend attending it
WIRRAL UNIVERSITY TEACHNG HOSPITAL
NHS – Gary Doherty, Chief Operating Officer/Deputy Chief Executive
Bid Winner – integrated sexual health services across Wirral
We are delighted to let you know that we have been successful in our 
partnership bid to deliver integrated sexual health services across Wirral. We have been advised that the joint bid between Wirral Community NHS Trust, Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Brook has been awarded the 3 year contract.
This is excellent news and is a testament to the hard work that goes on every day within our organisations to deliver outstanding care and service to the people of Wirral. A particular thank you for the work you put in on the Sustainability and Social section of the bid as we are led to believe this is where we outscored others. To everyone who was involved in the bid process across your organisation thank you for their hard work in getting us this fantastic result.
There will be a great deal of work to do over the coming months to get us into a position to be able to deliver the new integrated service from 1st April 2013, but more of that later – let’s for now just celebrate our achievement. Well done.
CENTRAL MANCHESTER NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
NHS – Simon Walsh MCIPS
Stuart developed a Sustainable Procurement Policy for Central Manchester and Trafford Hospital, in doing this he researched in his own time what was important to both Hospitals from a Sustainability point of view and translated those ambitions into a meaningful policy. The policy embraced commissioners and procurement staff alike and focused on our aims and aspirations from am Environmental, Social and Economic point of view. He addressed how both Hospitals should; comply with legislation, promote awareness throughout the supply chain, consider sustainable factors when making procurement decisions and creating a greater awareness of sustainability issues.
ACTION SUSTAINABILITY 
ACTION SUSTAINABILITY – Fiona Humphries AIEMA
Now Travelife Relationships Manager at Travelife Ltd
Stuart has a vast knowledge of procurement and sustainable procurement practice in both the public and private sectors, applying this astutely to match client need. His style is energetic and enaging and he’s also a thoroughly nice guy who is great fun to work with.
BALFOUR BEATTY
Perry Shard, Sustainability Manager at Balfour Beatty 
said, “Stuart Davies ran an excellent workshop for us, he introduced us to the concept of BS8903 and the diagnostic tool which enabled us to self assess against the BS8903 standard. Stuart built Action Plans for our Supply Chain partners to help deliver our Sustainable and Social objectives”
MARKS & SPENCERS MONEY
MARKS & SPENCER MONEY – Stephen Lloyd DipM
Now Independent Consultant at Vision Marketing
I have known Stuart for many years and worked together at M&S Money. We both benefited from the training offered albeit in different disciplines. On a professional note Stuart really knows his onions. Procurement and supply chain management is a complex business but Stuart has. Knack of unravelling the technicalities into language you can understand. With a passion for ethical practices and building social value benefits I would happily recommend his skills as a consultant.
NHS WALES
NHS WALES – Graham Jones
Stuart has an excellent understanding of the supply chain models and exceeds in delivering high quality services. Over the years Stuart has built good relationships with service providers and this has shown in his quality of work.
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Getting In Touch
If you would like to get in touch, please fill in the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible or alternatively call me directly on 0781 504 1677 Stuart Davies
Hello and thank you for visiting our website
I hope you find the website interesting and like me become inspired by Social Value.
Whether your organisation is Large or Small, Public, Private or Third Sector there is undoubted benefits for you.
If you can spare sometime I can show you how Social Value can help you to grow your business, benefit the community and even help offset some of those nasty financial cutbacks we all face currently.
Thank you again for visiting the website and I hope to talk to you soon
Stuart Davies
Founder & Director
Tel :- 0781 504 1677
E-Mail – stuart@sustainablesupplychainsltd.co.uk
Registered Office :- 2 Hilliards Court, Chester Business Park, Chester, CH4 9PX.
Head Office :- Spitalfield, Bannel Lane, Buckley, Flintshire, CH7 3AP.
MARS
Sustainable Supply Chains have created MARS a Measurement & Reporting System for capturing Social Value
