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A company specialized in the textile sector is looking for a Sustainable Development / CSR Manager, with an excellent level of English. Responsibilities.
Defining and deploying the CSR strategy
Lead CSR audits and ensure compliance with regulatory standards and requirements
Leading sustainable development projects and action plans
Track indicators and perform CSR reporting
Evaluate and support suppliers on their environmental and social practices
Improve traceability and reduce the environmental impact of the textile chain
Ensure regulatory monitoring and follow-up certifications
Candidate profile
Collaborate with international suppliers and partners Qualifications
Experience
Proven experience in CSR / sustainable development
Experience in textile, fashion or industry is highly valued
Good knowledge of environmental, social and supply chain issues
Fluent/bilingual English required
Autonomy, rigor and excellent relational
Education / Qualifications
Sector: Technology, Information and Internet
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