2021 Sustainable Procurement Barometer found that leaders view sustainable procurement as an important piece that influences every part of their strategy, processes and decisions.

This webinar hosted by SPLC shares key findings from the 2021 Sustainable Procurement Barometer, developed jointly between EcoVadis and the Stanford Value Chain Innovation Initiative.

Examining data uncovered in the Sustainable Procurement Barometer 2021, this blog outlines four key ways suppliers stand to benefit from increasing their adoption sustainable business practices

Now is the Time for Retailers to Rethink and Rebuild Toward Resilience

Mid-size companies are poised to tap into a significant opportunity for growth and may represent the next frontier of sustainable procurement progress.

Examining new EU guidance on how to address forced labour in supply chains, this blog outlines 5 ways businesses can prepare for the forthcoming introduction of binding due diligence obligations.

The goal of creating a sustainable and responsible economy is increasingly being reflected in legal obligations, with due diligence laws in the U.K., France and Netherlands as well as EU regulations.

The transformation vision of 250 CEOs, digitized sustainability engagement tools, and alignment of procurement across the business will be essential for environmental and social change.

The European Union (EU) is on its way to mandatory supply chain due diligence. What steps can your company take now to get ready?

More than just preventing disruption - climate readiness, labor and human rights, and ethical considerations are key components for truly resilient supply chains.

Sustainability reporting is quickly evolving in the EU as companies increase their ambition and the Commission enhances its regulatory efforts. Find out how new legislation may impact your business.

JP Morgan, Bridgestone, ING, L’Oreal, Citi discuss Innovative combinations of sustainability ratings with finance to unlock a new era of positive impact at global scale.

Decisive action must be taken to prevent biodiversity loss and preserve the benefits provided by global ecosystems. Find out why companies must integrate biodiversity into their sustainability efforts

Becoming a leader in sustainable procurement requires developing a clear and compelling vision that can be integrated throughout your business. Learn more about the key features of such a vision.

By developing and enforcing a Supplier Code of Conduct, procurement departments mitigate unwanted risk and support suppliers in maintaining a high level of sustainability integrity.

To use sustainable procurement as an organizational driver it is important to have strong program governance with c-level support across the organization.

Clear KPIs, goals, and targets are key to achieving sustainability maturity to drive innovation and value for your customers and stakeholders.

These four factors impacting your business emerged or accelerated over the past 18 months and are crucial to sustainable procurement.

Urgent climate action is needed to thrive in a transparent, “net-zero carbon” economy. Learn how companies like Unilever, Toyota TMHE, Coca Cola & Atos are committing to change.