This survey is conducted as part of my Master’s thesis at HWR Berlin. The study explores how sustainability criteria are integrated into supplier selection and procurement decisions in the Egyptian fashion and textile industry.
Your participation is entirely voluntary, and all responses will remain confidential. The survey will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. Your input is highly valuable and will contribute to a better understanding of sustainable procurement practices in Egypt.
If you have any questions or would like to receive a summary of the results, please feel free to contact the researcher:
Contact Person: Sherif Missiha
Email:
sherif.fakhry815@gmail.com• Sustainability: In this survey, sustainability refers to environmentally and socially responsible practices, including reducing carbon emissions, ensuring fair labor conditions, and maintaining transparency across the supply chain.
• Sustainable supplier selection: The process of choosing and evaluating suppliers not only based on traditional criteria such as cost, quality, and delivery, but also by integrating sustainability dimensions—specifically, environmental and social factors—into the decision-making process.
• Supplier Selection Criteria: These are the factors considered when choosing suppliers. In this context, they may include environmental certifications, ethical labor practices, or waste reduction measures.
• Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD): A European Union proposal requiring companies to assess and address human rights and environmental impacts throughout their supply chains.
Please answer based on your role and experience in procurement or supply chain management. Thank you for your valuable time and insights.