HOW TO EFFECTIVELY MONITOR SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS REPORTING FROM YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN
September 23, 2022
| Supply Chain Strategy
Regulators around the world are adopting an increasingly stringent approach, especially in regard to carbon emissions from supply chains.
However, despite the regulatory pressure and growing awareness among consumers, many businesses do not currently have a clear plan in place to regulate emissions.
This can prove costly and harm their reputation.
Time to Watch Out for Scope 3 Emission Reporting
Scope 3 emissions originate in the supply chain and account for more than 80% of emissions associated with a business, according to CDP.
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NATALIE HENFREY
Director - Consulting, GEP
As a director at GEP, Natalie has led procurement consulting deliverables over a wide range of categories. She is an expert on procurement strategy and transformation and tactical cost-out across sectors and has end-to-end supply chain expertise with specific focus on supplier-facing activities and inventory.
During her 15-year consulting career in boutiques, mid-tier and Big 4 consultancies, Natalie has delivered global procurement transformation. She has redesigned supply chains for greater efficiencies, including a Greenfield project for a startup.
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