Working group output: ESG reporting and disclosures in 2023
Samuel Wrest
ESG disclosure standards are rapidly changing. To stay ahead, companies must reevaluate their approach to nonfinancial reporting
ESG disclosure standards are rapidly changing. To stay ahead, companies must reevaluate their approach to nonfinancial reporting
Two members shared their approaches to ensuring their data collection is accurate, efficient and beneficial
The global household appliance manufacturer has used training and communications to encourage supplier disclosures
The global construction materials company is using a data platform to optimise routes, encourage eco-driving and take more trucks off the road
Audits alone will not enable businesses to reduce the footprint of operations that are outside of their control – they must work with suppliers to take action
Having targeted a 14% reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2030, the chemicals company has developed a robust procurement sustainability program
The healthcare technology company decided to address sustainability compliance issues within its supply base by tailoring its approach and enabling buyers to spot the best-in-class providers and those that must address urgent issues
From reducing the total the business spends on carbon taxes to boosting sales of green products, there are many ways sustainability leads can demonstrate impact
Businesses are increasingly using GSS bonds to finance environmental and social projects
Telus’ sustainability-linked bond has successfully improved the company’s ESG performance while attracting new investors
This company has embedded its core sustainability principles into its supplier code of conduct, selection and contracting processes
HEINEKEN has embarked on a programme involving energy efficiency, renewable energy generation and a commitment to supplier collaboration to achieve carbon neutrality.
