[Ivalua] Connecting the Dots Between ESG Objectives and Source-to-Pay Processes

Our Network Impact Report taps into more than 47,000 sustainability ratings to highlight the social and environmental progress companies in our network are making. Here are some of the key insights.

Turn Climate Ambition into Measurable Action: Companies use EcoVadis Carbon Action Manager to unlock supplier-specific carbon data, essential for setting targets and calculating Scope 3 emissions.

This report explores how we are collaborating with the 1,200 buyers and more than 130,000 suppliers in our network to accelerate sustainable change and scale positive social and environmental impact.

Based on data from 600 programs, developed with Accenture, the study tracks sustainable procurement trends & 5 critical strategies for success in supply chain ESG compliance, risk management & Scope 3

Partnering with EcoVadis, Swiss multinational manufacturer Lonza accelerated its Responsible Sourcing Program, complying with local legislation whilst collaborating with suppliers

CSRD compliance evolving? Understand the Omnibus impact on supply chains and data. Get our EcoVadis guide.

Canada is the latest country to pass meaningful legislation to combat forced labor and child labor within global supply chains.

The ever-growing urgency of the climate crisis, as well as raised awareness of previously unprotected people in the supply chain, is prompting governments and industry bodies to bring in new rules.

How the directive will affect corporate supply chains and what moves companies should be ready to make in response.

Business Sustainability Index measures how 62,000 companies are doing on their sustainable procurement journeys and reveals unique insights into their performance.

This communication kit is designed to help you get the most value out of your EcoVadis Rating by communicating your achievements internally and externally.

No supply chain is free of risks associated with modern slavery. Is your company ready to comply with supply chain due diligence regulations and protect human rights?