The activities of the Centralised Procurement Department are based on the Principles of Procurement Regulation at BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A., which include, among others, the Department’s commitment to comply with the CSR Policy.
In order to implement a responsible procurement policy at BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A., a CSR Declaration for suppliers has been developed. The document describes the rules of cooperation with suppliers. The Bank undertakes to select suppliers responsibly, treat suppliers equally in financial matters and promote suppliers supporting CSR initiatives. Suppliers confirm compliance with ethical principles, working and safety conditions, regulations regarding the employment of young people, combating forced labour, discrimination and environmental issues. Acceptance of the Supplier Code of Conduct by bidders and suppliers is a formal condition that needs to be fulfilled in order to participate in procurement procedures. The CSR Declaration for Suppliers aims to promote social responsibility among stakeholders and encourage the implementation of responsible practices among suppliers.
Suppliers, by signing the CSR Declaration, confirm their compliance with ethical principles, working and safety conditions, regulations regarding the employment of young people, combating forced labour, discrimination and environmental issues. Each new supplier is assessed for compliance with these criteria.
Our purchasing activities are focused on a strategy of rational purchasing and environmental responsibility. We do not want to buy more than is necessary. We want the products we buy to be of high quality and high durability. We always take these criteria into account when performing purchases.
Our plans in the area of purchasing policy are to continually reduce the amount of materials we use (e.g. paper, or eliminating plastic) and to increase environmentally friendly activities, such as purchasing eco-friendly paper.
For more information on our green procurement activities, please refer to Environmental Responsibility chapter.
In 2020, there were no complaints against the organisation relating to the environmental impact of its purchasing policy.