Greenwashing in supply chains has reached new heights, with the consequences going way beyond the reach and influence of companies that make false environmental claims. To avoid hurting their legal position and their brand’s reputation, companies need tightened supplier contracts, evidence, and regular reviews of procurement.
Publishing but not being able to support it with evidence is exactly why the UK government’s latest signal on UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS) matters. Financial leaders need to understand the timeline, compliance requirements, and strategic implications of these standards, from grasping the fundamentals to implementing them effectively.
Sustainable events during holidays aren’t about chasing perfection. They are mostly about making a few high-impact choices that align with the company’s ESG priorities and can be repeated year after year.
Procurement is a powerful lever for building sustainable supply chains. With up to 96% of a company’s climate impact sitting in its supply chain, procurement intelligence and AI-driven analytics are becoming essential for tracking emissions, assessing ESG performance, and managing supplier risks. Learn how data, AI, and skilled professionals can turn everyday purchasing decisions into real environmental and social impact.
Whether your company falls inside or outside the future CSRD scope, a double materiality assessment is quickly becoming the benchmark for high-quality ESG reporting, investor-grade data, and resilient business strategy. Learn the simple concepts and practical steps that will get your organization ready for 2026 and beyond.
COP30 is wrapping up in Belem, Brazil, the first one held in the Amazon. As with all past global conferences, this COP has been no exception in stressing the urgency of the climate crisis topic. Read the 5 key points we keep from COP30 this year.
As we approach 2025, we highlight eight of the most significant EGS trends from 2026 onward to help companies and professionals be proactive and responsive to emerging challenges.
Climate and environmental risks pose a unique threat to financial stability. Financial institutions must now cope with tougher regulatory oversight and required testing. A step-by-step guide for a better comprehension of ESG risk management through climate stress testing.
Organizations now must build detailed anti-greenwashing safeguards to protect themselves and stakeholders. ESG transparency asks for dedication, honesty, and constant alertness.
Building a sustainable supply chain is critical for ESG success, as supply chain emissions average 11.4 times larger than direct operational emissions. Learn about the critical steps and strategies to transform your supply chain into a competitive advantage.
