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The Rising Importance of Scope 3 Emissions in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) Reporting
In the evolving landscape of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, businesses are increasingly recognising the significance of Scope 3 emissions. These emissions represent the indirect emissions that occur in a company’s value chain, including...
Guide: Innovation, ESG and digital transformation. How they’re intertwined and why you must do all three to thrive, even during a crisis.
Companies face pressure to innovate amid market shifts and disruptions. ESG is no longer compliance; it’s a driver for innovation.
Six reasons why supply chain and finance leaders should collaborate to support ESG planning and reporting
Collaboration between supply chain and finance leaders is critical in ESG planning and reporting as it enables comprehensive data collection, informed decision-making, performance tracking, risk management, stakeholder engagement, and long-term value creation.
The latest trends and how each aspect of ESG impacts supply chain planning
ESG (environmental, social, governance) considerations in supply chain planning require organisations to assess and mitigate environmental impacts, promote social responsibility, and adhere to strong governance principles.
Reasons why supply chain leaders should be focusing on ESG and the challenges they face
Now, more than ever, organisations are expected to not only deliver strong financial performance but also a positive social and environmental impact.
The impact of ESG on supply chain planning & reporting
A good ESG strategy should include creating sustained outcomes that drive value and fuel growth, whilst also strengthening the environment and society.
Driver-Based Planning: Your Path to Integrated ESG and Financial Decision-Making
More than ever before, businesses face the daunting challenge of aligning their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies with their financial objectives. And the reality is clear: it is no longer ‘nice to have’. It...
The 5 main challenges of ESG reporting and best practice
There is no doubt, the ESG (Environmental, Social & Governance) landscape is becoming increasingly complex with shifting global goals, increasing regulations, high stakeholder expectations plus the need for consistent reporting.
5 reasons why finance leaders should get involved with ESG
ESG reporting is a huge challenge for organisations, mainly because it is new, impacts seemingly every aspect of the organisation and expectations from stakeholders are high.
The role of finance in Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) reporting
In recent years, the ESG agenda has seen a meteoric rise in prominence, with people and governments around the world taking a strong interest in genuine progress being made.
