In today's globalized economy, the complexity of supply chains has surged, making ethical compliance increasingly challenging. Businesses striving to meet regulatory requirements like the Modern Slavery Act encounter numerous obstacles,…
ESG Risk and reporting programs should not be restricted to audit agencies; they need to become part of a more extensive strategy. Internal audits play a critical role as the…
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) represents a significant evolution in sustainability reporting, requiring companies to extend their focus beyond immediate operations to encompass the entire value chain. This directive,…
The EU taxonomy has become an important system that helps companies and investors identify environmentally sustainable economic activities to make sustainable investment decisions. It had become an essential decision for…
According to a comprehensive study by the Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (GSIA) in 2021, sustainable investment assets reached $35.3 trillion globally, marking a 15% increase from 2018. This exponential growth…
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations are ingrained in every aspect of the business's operations. A robust ESG strategy undoubtedly adds value. ESG's interconnected nature is evident; for instance, social aspects often…
For the last several years, challenges related to geopolitics, technology, pandemic, and climate change have been impacting the manufacturing sector. They have created shifts in manufacturers' thought processes, operations, and…
Today, integrating ESG(Environmental, Social, and Governance) in Manufacturing Supply chain strategies emerges as a roadmap for sustainable growth, resilience, and competitive edge. Studies indicate that companies with robust ESG frameworks…
Securing a competitive edge requires action now, as upstarts are challenging the old guard at every stage. In this evolving scenario, survival requires prioritization of necessary ESG(Environmental, Social, and Governance)…
