Companies need to get their environmental, social and governance (ESG) data and reporting structure in place, and quickly at that.
But varying regulations, multiple disclosure frameworks and different industry-specific priorities have made the ESG reporting landscape in Europe highly fragmented, and tracking ESG data can be like going down the rabbit hole.
Discover how organizations can identify relevant ESG metrics and upcoming legislations to consider when choosing a reporting framework with our white paper, How Enterprises in Europe Can Set Up an Effective ESG Reporting Structure. It further recommends actions that will help businesses navigate the intricacies of this complex landscape with help from their procurement and ESG teams.
What’s Inside:
- Key frameworks for ESG reporting
- Collating and consolidating good quality data
- Why an integrated supply chain is essential
This paper is a must-read for business and procurement leaders looking to drive their organization’s ESG agenda across their supply chains.
Theme: Sustainability
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