IKEAs Global Sourcing Challenge Indian Rugs and Child Labor B 2006
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On December 14, 2006, I was privileged to participate as a panelist at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. While attending the Davos Summit and Meetings, I heard about the IKEA Group’s Global Sourcing Challenge, which aimed to provide children in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh the chance to study and work in their homes. The project, which ran for two years, offered local child laborers, ages 7-14, a chance to learn how to se
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In March 2006, I was approached by one of IKEA’s sourcing managers for the Indian subsidiary (Indi) to help with a research project for the company. A team of experts had analyzed the Indian production of handmade rugs and had found significant problems in the child labor. It became an issue that needed a solution. After two meetings, we presented a plan for solving the problem. The plan was to find new production locations in India (Bangladesh and Nepal), using contract factories that would
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I was recently commissioned to write a 1,000-word case study about IKEA’s Global Sourcing Challenge Indian Rugs and Child Labor. I was fascinated by this project’s ambition and scope, which included the use of digital tools, human rights audits, sustainability assessments, and measurable impact goals. For the research, I found that IKEA has been facing a significant human rights issue in its suppliers’ supply chains. Rather than focus solely on the products, they also work to
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1. – IKEA is a well-known furniture retailer with over 260 stores across the world. – In 2011, the company launched a Global Sourcing Challenge to reduce the child labor in its Indian suppliers. 2. Research Methods and Methodology – The Global Sourcing Challenge involved suppliers in India to source 4000 m2 of Indian carpets. – After sourcing the mats, IKEA conducted an audit to ensure they did not explo
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– Market research for the Indian rugs industry (as mentioned in the original). official site – Inspection of the factories (to identify and eliminate child labor). – Provision of training (to the factory owners). – Legal action (for child labor violations) – This marketing plan is for IKEA’s Global Sourcing Challenge, which aims to source 30% of our rugs in developing countries (out of the 100% of rugs we sell in the world) from these countries by 20
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I’ve written a letter to your president in support of the global sourcing challenge to end child labor in the rugs industry. I’ve done my own research and spoken to experts from IKEA and UNICEF. As a graduate student, I’ve learned that “good practices” should be developed and spread through grassroots initiatives. As a graduate student I’ve learned that these are rarely taken to high-level decision-makers in international organizations. It seems that many of these “good practices” are not widely accepted and do not
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IKEA Group’s Global Sourcing Challenge 2006 involved developing a new product line (called the “Baby Mattress”) from a locally sourced design using domestic and international manufacturing techniques. The challenge was to develop a design, materials and production process for a low-cost, durable and eco-friendly mattress. The Indian rugs that were the result were considered very low-cost by IKEA’s standards, but the local workers who made them paid only 25% of the national wage