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UK built environment workforce diversity 2023

UK built environment workforce diversity 2023

Supply Chain Sustainability School has published the largest-ever employee diversity survey in the United Kingdom. This comprehensive survey offers a detailed record of diversity data and pinpointing areas for improvement..

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COP 28 “On the road to hell” by Jonathon Porritt

COP 28 “On the road to hell” by Jonathon Porritt

CoP 28 limped to its predictably calamitous conclusion on December 13th.
The heavily spun headline (“historic breakthrough”) quickly dribbled away into the sands of Dubai, to
be replaced by more “balanced” commentaries from governments, businesses and some mainstream
NGOs. Three weeks on, even that laboured balancing act now looks either totally naïve or deeply
dishonest.

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Shaun McCarthy on Sustainable Procurement in 2024

Shaun McCarthy on Sustainable Procurement in 2024

2023 was a pivotal year for the sustainable procurement agenda. As we emerged from Covid
and into terrible wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the fragility of our supply chains and the volatility
of prices were cruelly exposed. Furthermore, much of the world has now accepted that
climate change must be addressed urgently if the human race wishes to continue into future
generations.

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ISO 20400 Certification ….. The Facts

ISO 20400 Certification ….. The Facts

The purpose of this note is to help buyers to make informed decisions about certification services
related to ISO 20400. Our key message is; ISO 20400 is for guidance. It cannot be subject to a
certificate of conformity, so please do not ask your suppliers for one. 

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Moving BS 25700 to an International Standard: Combating Modern Slavery, Forced Labor, and Human Trafficking by Helen Carter in St Lucia

Moving BS 25700 to an International Standard: Combating Modern Slavery, Forced Labor, and Human Trafficking by Helen Carter in St Lucia

Helen Carter is a committee member working on a new ISO standard to help the world take an important step toward combatting modern slavery, forced labour, and human trafficking on a global scale. While challenges exist, the potential benefits for business, including enhanced credibility, improved transparency, and positive brand image, make the transition imperative for businesses committed to ethical practices. More importantly, the benefits for people trapped in human trafficking and forced labour conditions is priceless.

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Shortcut your scope 3 emissions: Three organisational levers you can start using today to address supply chain emissions Written by: Nicole Thompson, Principal Consultant, Sustainable and Ethical Procurement.  Contributed by Tanya Harris

Shortcut your scope 3 emissions: Three organisational levers you can start using today to address supply chain emissions Written by: Nicole Thompson, Principal Consultant, Sustainable and Ethical Procurement. Contributed by Tanya Harris

The upcoming disclosure standards from the International Sustainability Standards Board, coupled with regulations such as the SEC’s Climate-Related Disclosure regulation, will necessitate that companies report their scope 3 emissions. This requirement is a significant step towards enhancing transparency and accountability for the environmental impacts within their supply chains.

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