Many organizations are now incorporating corporate social responsibility and environmental, social and governance issues into their mission and values. A prime example of this is setting the ambitious target of true net-zero emissions — which, even if plans are already in place, is much easier said than done.
A new GEP white paper — How To Achieve True Net-Zero Emissions: An Action Plan for Supply Chain Leaders — reveals why the time to take steps is now, the challenges organizations may face, and an action plan for reporting on and reducing emissions.
What’s Inside:
- The importance of examining emissions across the entire value chain
- Why organizations should begin sooner rather than later, and what challenges may be on the horizon
- Actionable steps to overcome hurdles, mitigate risk and meet emissions goals
This paper is a must-read for supply chain leaders working toward efficient and effective ways to hit ambitious sustainability targets.
Theme: Sustainability
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