Tag: #ESG
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From Forced Labour to Flood Zones: What You Don’t Know About Your Suppliers Can Hurt You
Sustainability in supply chains has evolved from being a peripheral CSR activity to a critical operational focus, driven by new regulations and stakeholder demands. Companies must ensure supply chain transparency, understanding risks across the entire value chain. Integrated ESG strategies foster resilience and enhance market opportunities, while failing to adapt risks reputational and financial consequences.
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Retrofitting as a Service: The No-Cost Upgrade Model That’s Changing Real Estate
Commercial buildings account for 40% of global carbon emissions, yet retrofitting for energy efficiency remains underutilized due to outdated business models and financial hesitations. New approaches like Retrofitting-as-a-Service, monetizing carbon cuts, and bulk buying are emerging to incentivize upgrades, making sustainability a business imperative rather than an option.
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Sustainable Supply Chain Trends 2025: Insights from Industry Leaders
As 2024 ends, the urgency for sustainable supply chains grows, highlighting a shift towards data-driven decisions, collaboration, and circularity. Businesses must leverage data for impactful actions, enhance partnerships, and pivot to circular models. 2025 will demand accountability, transparency, and innovative technologies to foster sustainability and seize new growth opportunities.
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Why Ethical and Sustainable Supply Chains Are Crucial for Today’s Businesses
Ensuring ethical and sustainable supply chains has never been more critical. As global supply chains become increasingly complex, businesses face mounting pressure from consumers, regulators, and stakeholders to demonstrate responsible practices. In a recent episode of the Sustainable Supply Chain Podcast, I had the pleasure of discussing these challenges with JP Stevenson, Director of ESG…
