As companies establish sustainability agendas, supply chain managers now face a new objective: carbon impact. But how can they ensure they’re meeting carbon goals and regulations? How will they choose production locations beyond just cost? S&OP already offers a strong framework for evaluating business scenarios, so why not incorporate CO2 metrics into the process? This article will explore how that could work in practice.
The European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is driving Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting across every industry. However, there’s another compelling reason to closely examine CSRD: it introduces a completely innovative ESG reporting framework.
As sustainability becomes increasingly crucial, businesses are prioritizing green capabilities in their recruitment strategies. This focus will enable companies to meet regulatory and consumer demands but also enhances company reputation and long-term success. This article explores how to reshape recruitment for sustainable success.
From 2024* around 49.000 companies in the EU are required to report their emissions.
