The extent to which the organisation has mapped its sustainability footprint across its entire value chain
The mining industry has long been accused of a lack of transparency. By partnering with different industry stakeholders, Tiffany and IRMA are aiming to change that
Challenge Between 2015 and 2020, the world lost an estimated 10m hectares of forest per year, largely as a result of land being converted for
The life sciences company has built governance and reporting structures with the aim of hitting net zero across scopes 1, 2 and 3 by 2050
The textile manufacturer has created a blockchain-powered solution to ensure full transparency of its recycled plastic supply chain
The consumer goods giant achieved 100% deforestation-free palm oil
The world’s largest pork processor leverages the value of partnerships to convert methane from manure and wastewater into renewable natural gas
One of the leading healthcare services company in Asia has cut emissions by optimising its transport routes and switching to solar power
The Finnish delivery carrier has committed to be carbon neutral across scopes 1, 2 and 3 by 2040
Roche, the Swiss multinational healthcare company, is investing in quantifying and reducing the emissions associated with the goods and services it buys
Upstream and downstream emissions outside of an organisation’s direct control – Scope 3 emissions –make up the largest footprint for most companies and are a significant obstacle to carbon-neutrality
The health and personal care products manufacturer created a global campaign to tackle water wastage and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Sustainability Leaders’ recent Collaborative Accelerator explored how companies can make quick and tangible progress towards their scope 3 targets. Here, we share three key findings from the event
