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Episode 26 – Neil Hind and Gillian Askew discuss Sustainable Procurement in the health sector

Neil Hind and Gillian Askew discuss the opportunities and challenges for sustainable procurement in the UK health sector. The podcast…

Episode 25 – Tim Weedon talks to Shaun McCarthy OBE part 2 of 2

Tim talks about how repurposed IT hardware can save money while reducing carbon emissions. The podcast can be found on…

Episode 25 – Tim Weedon from the UK talks to Shaun McCarthy OBE Part 1 of 2

Tim talks about his personal journey from accounting to sales of repurposed IT hardware. The podcast can be found on…

Episode 23 – Dane McIndoe in conversation with Shaun McCarthy OBE about Repurposed IT for social value – Part 2 of 2

Dane talks about procurement and re-purposed IT hardware to deliver social value in New Zealand To access via you’re favourite…

Episode 22 – David Baggs – Part 3 Ethical Products Certificate / Modern Slavery in supply chains talking to Shaun McCarthy OBE

In part 3 of his podcast David Baggs talks about his experience and input into the Modern Slavery Declaration for manufacturers.

Episode 22 – Part 1 Sydney 2000 to London 2012 David Baggs in conversation with Shaun McCarthy OBE

Shaun McCarthy discusses Dane’s long career in procurement and his continuing passion for sustainability.

Progressing Sustainable Procurement by Supply Chain Sustainability School

Progressing sustainable procurement … Driving sustainable procurement supply chains and businesses – Virtual conference

Just Transition – a perspective from Scottish and Southern Energy

A short video from UK energy business Scottish and Southern Energy setting out their perspective on Just Transition to a low carbon economy in the context of transitions in the UK in the 1980s. We thank Scottish and Southern Energy for their permission to share this video.

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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

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.