Transcript Key Sustainability Topics in the Pharmaceutical Industry 09.12.2013

Key Sustainability Topics in the
Pharmaceutical Industry
09.12.2013
Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
Janssen Global Citizenship & Sustainability Council
Presented to the Int’l Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers, East Rutherford, NJ – P. Dahlin
Janssen is proud to feature artwork created by people affected by the illnesses and diseases we are committed to treating and preventing.
Introductory Thoughts and Qualifiers
Sustainability is about
more than “green”
Pharma industry has a
significant sustainability
advantage
– WE HAVE A SOCIAL
MISSION !
Photo: World Economic Forum – Deworming Program, Ester Havens http://forumblog.org/2012/08/best-buy-foreducation-deworm-the-world/
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What are the key S topics in pharma?
Depends on who you ask…
Insights into key S issues from the high-level stakeholder
viewpoint
Highlight topics that are more actionable from the engineering
community perspective
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Economic & Governance
What issues are material to your
business and its financial
performance?
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SASB S Model
•Env. capital
•Social capital
•Human capital
•Innovation
•Governance
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Economic & Governance Issues
• Economic viability of healthcare systems
• Drug safety
• Clinical trial oversight
• Ethical marketing
• Human rights and EHS performance in supply chain
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Social Issues
• Access & Affordability
• Public Health Issues vs. “Commercial” Diseases
• Employee attraction, retention, productivity & wellness
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Environmental Issues
• Pharma in the Environment (PIE) and Endocrine Disruption
• Green Chemistry
• Climate change & health impacts
• Resource efficiency
• Bio-based v. petroleum-based materials
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How the Engineering community impacts S
Direct
• Resource efficiency improvements (water, energy, material
savings, etc.) through smart design & retrofits (e.g., LEED)
• Enabling/implementing use of new processing technologies to
minimize manufacturing footprint (e.g., continuous
processing)
• Vetting of supply chain vendors to minimize ESGE risks
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How the Engineering community impacts S cont’d
Indirect
• Controlling / reducing COGS (affordability)
• LEAN / Six Sigma (lean is green)
• Be a translator
• Taking personal responsibility for health & health promotion
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Thank You
Janssen Global Citizenship & Sustainability Council
Featured Patient Artwork Accreditation:
Jennifer Jacobs, Stowaway
Jennifer Jacobs is a practicing New York
City artist who was diagnosed with Type I
diabetes at the age of twelve. She refers
to her art as a “picture-essay about this
exasperating, mysterious, unpredictable,
motivating, fascinating, relentless nuisance.”
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