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Partnership Model Training Course
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This Course serves as a comprehensive guide to Plastic Bank’s Partnership Model. It provides an in-depth understanding of how to manage supplier relationships, monitor compliance, and optimize collection networks using Plastic Bank’s digital tools and standards.
Throughout this Course, you will:
✅ Explore the Partnership Model and its key stakeholders
✅ Learn how to onboard and engage suppliers
✅ Understand traceability, compliance, and reporting systems
✅ Gain insights into performance monitoring and audits
The Course includes videos, real-world case studies, reflection exercises, and quizzes to reinforce your learning.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this Course, you will be able to:
🎯 Explain the Partnership Model and the role of processors, suppliers, and Plastic Bank in the collection ecosystem
🎯 Apply best practices for supplier onboarding and engagement
🎯 Utilize the Plastic Bank App and Partnership Dashboard to track collections and performance
🎯 Ensure compliance with Plastic Bank’s Code of Conduct, Health & Safety Standards, and Collection Guidelines
🎯 Conduct performance monitoring through regular alignment meetings, internal audits, and external visits
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