Network Impact Report 2023: Key Insights

The Sixteenth Conference of the Parties (COP 16) to the Convention on Biological Diversity has provided a unique platform to showcase commitment in halting and reversing biodiversity loss.

As COP16 wraps up, the urgent need for business action on biodiversity loss, alongside climate change, takes center stage.

Time is running out for global businesses to accelerate climate action and build low-carbon value chains. The 2024 Carbon Action Report analyzes progress made by companies in the EcoVadis network.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone involved in corporate sustainability, ESG efforts, or simply looking to understand how technology intersects with eco-conscious business practices.

Sanshin Chemical Industry Co., Ltd was founded in Yamaguchi Prefecture in 1949 as a chemical manufacturer focusing on organic rubber chemicals.

Explore how businesses are advancing sustainability and biodiversity for a nature-positive future. Insights from EcoVadis and industry leaders.

At Sustain 2024, we announced an exciting solution update for EcoVadis customers: Announcing the EcoVadis Carbon Action Manager, formerly known as the Carbon Action Module.

EcoVadis has joined the TNFD Forum, a multi-disciplinary coalition of institutional supporters who share the vision and mission of the Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosures.

It will take distinct steps for US and Canadian companies to deliver on the new imperative.

Toyo Beauty, a Japanese cosmetics manufacturer, kick-started their sustainability journey with EcoVadis, earning a Silver Medal while enhancing environmental and human rights practices.

An overview of key trends and insights from EcoVadis’ 2023 Carbon Action Report, including maturity assessments, and how we enable companies on their carbon reduction and sustainability journeys.

A look at three challenging value chain requirements of the EU's CSRD regulation, what they mean for procurement programs across Europe, the UK, US, Japan and Canada, and how companies can prepare

Across our network, many companies are just starting, and a select few are scaling. With carbon regulations and border taxes on the horizon, some geographies are more low-carbon ready than others.

Understanding your company's carbon emissions is essential, and indirect emissions, i.e., Scope 3, are a vast chunk of that. Successful Scope 3 management builds transparency and trust.

This blog highlights the key regional trends that emerged from our latest Business Sustainability Index and explores how US and Canadian companies are measuring up against their European counterparts.

Kevin Rabinovitch emphasizes the significance of Scope 3 emissions in Mars' greenhouse gas footprint, accounting for 96% of their total emissions, while their direct operations represent only 4%.