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CSR and business education a practioner’s view

Stefan Crets – Manager Corporate Social Responsibility

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Agenda • Toyota in Europe • Sustainability challenges • CSR management • Expectations

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1. Toyota in Europe

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Toyota in Europe Start car sales: 1960s Marketshare:

Investment total:

5,12%

€ +6 billion Operation: 8 plants - 28 national sales & marketing companies 1200

964 1000

916

Employees:

835 756

800 656

55,000

666

592 541

600 471

450 384 400

412

2005 sales:

323

964,208

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2005 production: 638,382

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Agenda • Toyota in Europe • Sustainability challenges • CSR management • Expectations

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2. Sustainability challenges

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Sustainability challenges Environment Energy Mobility Safety Quality of life

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Ambient air quality, Emissions Demand, Mix

Congestion, Equal Access

Accidents, Security Employees, customers and communities

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2. Sustainability challenges

Zeronise & Maximise TODAY for TOMORROW

In 60s & 70s Proactivitity to local problems

PROACTIVITY

Thinking of the future and take action right NOW

ZERONISE & MAXIMIZE • Striving to Zeronize the negative impacts of cars on society • Maximize the positive impacts on personal enrichment through comfort, fun and excitement.

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2. Sustainability challenges

Putting it into practice (environment)

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Agenda • Toyota in Europe • Sustainability challenges • CSR management • Expectations

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3. CSR management

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CSR in Toyota Europe Meeting stakeholder expectations to contribute to sustainable development in Europe Employees

Customers

Society

Business Partners

Share holders

Transparency g Workin r e h t e g o t

Dialogu e

Environmental Performance

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Economic Performance

Social Performance

3. CSR management

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CSR governance European Executive Committee (as CSR Council) Environmental Committee

CSR Strategy Committee

Top Management

Social Contribution Committee

All divisions / companies

Human Resources

Environmental Affairs

Corporate Planning CSR Department

Purchasing Marketing After Sales Legal Affiliated companies

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Working groups

3. CSR management

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CSR Department CSR Strategy Committee

Social Contributions Committee

Corporate Planning

External Affairs

CSR Department CSR management development TOYOTA MOTOR EUROPE

Social contributions development

3. CSR management

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CSR model: measuring gaps Societal expectations

GAP

Prioritize risk Identify opportunities

Countermeasures

Social, economic, environmental performance Toyota Production System

Business culture

TOYOTA WAY TOYOTA MOTOR EUROPE

Kaizen = Continuous improvement

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Example

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3. CSR management

3. CSR management

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From gaps to countermeasures Human Resources

Corporate Planning

Purchasing Marketing

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After Sales

CSR Department

Legal Affiliated companies



Countermeasures embedded in divisions / affiliated companies



NEED (for the business unit middle managers) -

Understanding

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Commitment & external orientation

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Measurement

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Agenda • Toyota in Europe • Sustainability challenges • CSR management • Expectations

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4. Expectations

Knowledge & skills • Understanding ‘Good’ business - – business case of performance improvement

• Commitment – external orientation To invest in process-improvement / to engage with stakeholders

• Measurement Techniques for social measurement (expectations – performance)

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Measurement •

Quantitative techniques of the social sciences -

Close to standard economics/business education

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Allowing to measure progress and being action oriented Integration in divisional business models and individual MBOs



Two issues to measure: -

Performance: social, economic and environmental performance

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Expectations: survey approaches & balancing stakeholders To be included in specific divisional courses (e.g. purchasing, HR, …)

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Commitment & external orientation • Process-improvement based on more complex model - More realistic business strategy development models - Learning to deal with conflicting demands and consequences - From risk management to performance management

• Outward looking orientation - Provide experience in culture of NGOs, administrations, governments - Set up practical collaborative projects for process improvements

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Understanding • Will follow from practice: measurement & practical engagement

Business ethics as such is strongly related to company culture - Focus on long term sustainability of the business? - Focus on continuous improvement - Understanding of role in society?

• Key = how to deal with dilemma’s throughout value chain? • Succesfactor: explore competitive advantage of CSR TOYOTA MOTOR EUROPE

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Conclusion: what to learn where? Importance of “on the job training” Company

Business Education

Measurement

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Commitment & external

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orientation Understanding

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Thank you

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