ESG requirements are putting new demands on supply chain leaders, but also creating opportunities for better business performance. Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) requirements are increasingly being recognized as an indispensable part of corporate strategy.

Supply chain leaders focusing on ESG face the challenges of decarbonizing to meet Scope 3 needs while helping to abate climate change; meeting new and demanding regulatory requirements; rethinking sustainability goal prioritization and perhaps engaging co-financing; and improving operational performance aligned to business performance – for ...

Nov 8, 2021 · A 3-part series explaining the what, why, and how of ESG as well as best practices and ROI of integrating environmental, social, and governance priorities into supply chain management.

Discover how ESG integration in supply chains enhances sustainability, innovation and competitiveness through strategic actions and compliance.

Dec 6, 2024 · ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, essential criteria for measuring the sustainability and societal impact of an investment in a company or business. These criteria help investors identify companies with values and practices that align with sustainable and responsible operations.

Jan 10, 2024 · Understanding ESG in Supply Chain Management: ESG principles encompass environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and governance and ethical practices. When applied to supply chain management, they become a …

Oct 30, 2023 · By adhering to a simple six-step process, business can systematically identify and mitigate ESG risks in global supply chains. Teaming up with suppliers will not only help companies meet new legislation in Europe and North America, but will also embed ESG into the heart of their operating models.

Responding to regulatory changes and identifying risks to supply chain functions were top-of-mind ESG-related challenges, but many companies are missing opportunities to outpace competitors. Here’s what we discovered.

To safeguard the environment, support social well-being, and ensure robust corporate governance, organizations are turning more to ESG in supply chains. What does it mean to have a sustainable supply chain?

Jan 7, 2025 · As supply chain regulations tighten, operational costs may rise according to Moody's 2025 ESG Outlook, which also links rated debt to higher climate risk As the global regulatory environment tightens, organisations face increasing operational costs and complex compliance demands linked to climate risks.