Global leaders convened at this year’s UN Biodiversity Conference to define a new biodiversity framework. The private sector, crucial to the future of biodiversity reporting, should pay more attention

As supply chain disruption spreads across the UK ahead of COP26, the 2021 EcoVadis Index reveals concerning trends in the social and environmental performance of many of the UK’s largest companies.

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.

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

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.

Fighting climate change isn’t a one-day event but Earth Day, taking place on April 22, is a good time to make corporate sustainability resolutions. Here is how to get started.

Rapid evolution of the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting landscape and acceleration of reporting in Asia were the key themes of the annual EcoVadis Scientific Committee meeting.

EcoVadis' Carbon Action Module empowers sustainable procurement and climate change leaders with insights on supplier GHG/carbon management practices and provides a toolkit to drive emissions reduction

This first EcoVadis Network Impact Report explores how sustainability ratings and intelligence drive positive change across global value chains, and the communities they touch.

Companies must take increasingly decisive carbon action to meet the growing expectations and demands of a range of stakeholders. EcoVadis’ new Carbon Action Module will help companies achieve this.

GHG reporting laws have increased at an exponential rate but lack of a universal benchmarking standard remains a challenge. What can companies do with a new carbon action tool on the horizon?