Our Mission
The mission of the partnership is to work together to improve the social, ethical and environmental performance of automotive supply chains. It is of great importance to this partnership of responsible automotive manufacturers that the individuals making vehicles, components, or providing services, are afforded decent working conditions and are treated with dignity and respect, while minimising the environmental impact of their industry.
Our common direction
- Share experiences and information on sustainability issues in the automotive supply chain.
- Develop and apply common tools.
- Work together on common projects in order to improve sustainability in supply chains.
- Send a common message to our supply chains concerning sustainability activities and requirements.
HOW WE DO IT – OUR APPROACH
Guidance
Provide guidance on our sustainability expectations
Compliance
Assess the adherence to sustainability standards
Capacity building
Support suppliers to improve their sustainability performance with useful training offers.
Press and media
Drive Sustainability Launches First Intelligence Report: Elevating Due Diligence and Enhancing Sustainability in the Automotive Supply Chain through the Sustainability Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ)
The leading collaborative platform, Drive Sustainability, together with SUPPLIERASSURANCE, have launched the first edition of their automotive due diligence intelligence report on September 18...
Read moreNew Trainings to Meet OEMs’ Expectations and Requirements
In 2023, the automotive partnership will deliver trainings to Brazil, China, Czech Republic, and Turkey. The materials, developed by Drive Sustainability’s facilitator – CSR Europe – will addr...
Read moreJoin the Stakeholder Dialogue and Leadership Assembly 2023
On 10th and 11th October, Drive Sustainability will host its Stakeholder Dialogue and Leadership Assembly. The two-day event, open to Drive Sustainability members and selected stakeholders, will b...
Read moreBy the Numbers
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37 materials assessed based on materials’ importance for industry and associated ESG risks
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Over 107,000 Sustainability Assessment Questionnaires (SAQs) conducted in more than 126 countries
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