

Innovative supplier selection and onboarding metrics to support local economic growth
Partilhar has developed a metric called the Community Value Index (CVI), which identifies and evaluates suppliers’ social and economic contributions. The method was built by a multidisciplinary team using objective and transparent criteria that provide balance and allow bidders to demonstrate competitive differentiators regardless of their size or origin.
The index is gradually being incorporated into Vale’s supplier screening process as an additional parameter for evaluation and decision-making, alongside technical and commercial aspects. This will transform our relationships within the supply chain and prioritize businesses that have a more significant impact on the communities where we operate.

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Collaborating with our supply chain to drive social and economic development
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Fostering job creation in the communities where we operate;
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Promoting local procurement to create new business opportunities;
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Supporting income growth by increasing wages;
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Supporting voluntary social investment.

The Community Value Index (CVI) is calculated based on:
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Local hiring
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Wage expenditure
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Local spending
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Social investment
Current approach
New approach
For more information about our Partilhar program, click here.