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May 20, 2022

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Blockchain: the satellite solution to supply chain ambiguity

May 13, 2022

Posted in: Speaking Out, Supply Chain

Validating the authenticity of sustainably sourced goods remains a significant competitive, economic and reputational priority for transnational corporations today.

Corporate Citizenship

CSDD – Is new regulation the solution to create transparency in supply chains?

May 13, 2022

Posted in: Speaking Out, Supply Chain

Will the new Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence be enough to eradicate illegitimate human rights practices in European supply chains?

Corporate Citizenship

Just transition throws supply chains into the spotlight

May 13, 2022

Posted in: Speaking Out, Supply Chain

Corporations that are engaging with ideas concerning the just transition, are quickly being met with the familiar call for improved supply chain transparency.

Corporate Citizenship

TNFD’s beta framework: the devil’s in the detail

April 21, 2022

Posted in: Corporate Reputation, Speaking Out, Strategy

TNFD’s beta framework is a great step in the right direction, but how and when will TNFD solve the data problem?

Corporate Citizenship

To what extent can government regulation bring clarity to ESG data?

April 21, 2022

Posted in: Corporate Reputation, Policy & Research, Speaking Out, Strategy, Sustainable Business

While governments deliberate their role in encouraging transparency in ESG ratings, it is crucial that all stakeholders are involved, to ensure a broad perspective and that robust frameworks underpin them.

Corporate Citizenship

ESG disclosure: Using fancy data, not fancy words

April 21, 2022

Posted in: Corporate Reputation, Digital Ethics, Speaking Out

Investors are increasingly requiring companies to back their sustainability claims with hard evidence. Corporates can’t just claim they’re sustainable, they have to prove it now too…