Episode 63 – Sanjay Kumar – the man who wrote an outstanding book about sustainable procurement
There are few people in the world who have authored a book on sustainable procurement. Sanjay Kumar talks about his…
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Was procurement ever transactional?
Shaun McCarthy OBE reflects on 40+ years experience in procurement and offers up a definition of the purpose of procurement…
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Why ESG in Procurement Is No Longer Optional
For many organisations, ESG in procurement has been treated as a “nice to have”. Something organisations planned to address once…
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Episode 74 – Reflecting on ISO 20400 with Lex de Bruijn – Part 1 of 2
Lex de Bruijn represented the Netherlands on the original ISO 20400 committee. He reflects on the impact in the EU…
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Episode 72 – Sustainability standards in Australia
Alistair Coulstock discusses standards for sustainable buildings and infrastructure in Australia
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Episode 71 – Growing a global sustainability certification scheme with David Baggs
Following our previous conversation (https://www.iso20400.org/david-baggs-part-3/) with David Baggs, we discuss the challenges and opportunities of developing a global scheme, particularly…
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Episode 70 – Sustainable procurement in India’s private sector with Swapnil Dubey
Swapnil Dubey shares his significant experience in sustainable procurement within India’s private sector
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Episode 68 – The challenges of carbon reporting – Part 2 of 2 – With Graeme and Laurence
The Directors of Litmus Sustainability explore sustainable procurement topics with Shaun McCarthy OBE, including their concerns around “quick fixes” to…
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Episode 67 – Helping businesses to become “The partner of choice” in sustainability – Part 1 of 2
Meet Graeme and Laurence, co-founders of Litmus Sustainability in the UK. They provide insights into ways in which businesses are…
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