Projects and collaborations that the organisation is undertaking to reduce its environmental and social footprint
To address the different ESG issues within the cocoa supply chain, this confectionery giant launched a new sustainable sourcing program that changes how cocoa is purchased
With the supply chain accounting for between 85% – 95% of its ESG footprint, Mars is investing in improving supplier sustainability. In this interview, Global Sustainability Director Luc Beerens explains how.
The inaugural World Sustainability Congress showed that, for businesses to address their Scope 3 emissions, they must collaborate with one another and invest more heavily in making reductions
Challenge As the world’s largest commercial real estate services firm, with more than 7 billion sq. ft. of commercial property and corporate facilities under management,
The commodities traders has created a governance structure to work with suppliers in funding social impact projects.
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
The global logistics provider’s GoTeach programme connects its employees with young people in need of employability skills
The consumer goods giant achieved 100% deforestation-free palm oil
The Netherlands-headquartered pipe manufacturer has taken steps to empower the local population surrounding its plant in Guachené, Colombia
Intel is carrying out critical water restoration work through a network of local partnerships.
Unilever drove hygiene improvements through forming and coordinating The Hygiene and Behaviour Change Coalition (HBCC)
The Italian pharmaceutical company brought its strategic suppliers into the discussion to develop a genuinely impactful code of conduct
