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STI COLLEGE – GENERAL SANTOS INC.

J. Catolico Sr. Avenue, Lagao, General Santos City

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

PRELIM TASK PERFORMANCE

Submitted to:
Ms. Melochilen Betia, LPT

Instructor

Submitted by:
BELANDRES, MAE KYLLA N.

BSHM 3-2AA

MARCH 2021

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I. Unilever’s Value Proposition

Unilever’s key value proposition is its reputation as a high-quality and


low-cost supplier of products. Because of its size, it is able to manufacture
products at a lower cost while maintaining a high level quality. Its size also
gives it access to niche markets, which are especially important in
developing countries. Unilever, on the other hand, owns a large number of
brands, each with a distinct value proposition. Unilever products are
consistently high-quality, well-designed, and effective, and are offered at a
price that is appropriate for their target customer and use.

II. Unilever’s Triple Bottom Line (TBL) and Sustainable Practices

Unilever's goal is to make sustainable living a way of life for all by


promoting sustainability and delivering goods that help people look good,
feel good, and get more out of life. Unilever is a company that specializes in
fast-moving consumer products. It owns many well-known brands all over the
world. Unilever divides its market into commodity groups. Each product
category is targeted at a specific group of consumers, with some brands
providing a "premium" line for more affluent customers.

Economic Pillar

Logistics

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 Unilever’s Maintain a constant emphasis on enhancing fleet
performance and lowering emissions associated with product delivery.

Marketing, sales and consumer use of products (including end-of-life)

 Unilever’s Collaborate with policymakers to build a climate that


supports the development of a circular economy, including the
infrastructure needed to collect and recycle materials.
 Unilever’s Use risk assessments to identify any negative environmental
consequences of our products' use and disposal.

Social Pillar

Corporate functions

 Ensure that workers are aware of Unilever's environmental policy and


are encouraged to put it into practice, as well as that they are aware of
their own obligations and are provided with the requisite training and
support.

Environmental Pillar

Innovation

 Unilever’s Use lifecycle evaluation in new product design and on


current products to better understand the environmental effects of the
products and find ways to minimize them.
 Unilever’s Research to find ways to reduce the environmental effects of
goods and practices.

Sourcing

 Unilever’s Engage manufacturers in order to reduce in environmental


footprint.
 Unilever’s Engage with suppliers and farmers through the Sustainable
Agriculture Code 2017, a set of strict guidelines aimed at enhancing
the supply chain, including legal enforcement, no deforestation, soil
and water management, waste, and biodiversity.

Manufacturing

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 Unilever’s Improve the environmental efficiency during manufacturing
by developing in environmental management systems and processes.

III. Corporate Governance Initiatives Assessment

The two fundamental aspects of corporate governance are


transparency and accountability. Unilever’s approach to business is based on
ethical conduct. Its decisions are driven by the company’s ideals and beliefs,
which are emphasized at all levels. Unilever personnel are divided to doing
something in the right way, which includes making good business choices
and behaving ethically. That Unilever acknowledge its personnel’s’ individual
and mutual obligations to conduct business responsibly. Unilever’s workers
agree that success necessitates the highest levels of corporate conduct
against those they work with, the people they affect and the environment
which they have an effect on. This is way to sustainable, profitable growth
and creating employment.

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%20within%20the%20Company.

Careers at Unilever. (n.d.). cleverism.com. Retrieved from


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%20proposition%20is,markets%2C%20particularly%20in%20developing%20countries.

Engel.(2018). UNILEVER’S ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY. Retrieved from


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