Commitment to sustainable procurement has increased by a significant 81% over the past three years, according to a new study from EcoVadis, driven in part by a rise in executive-level support. The 2019 Sustainable Procurement Barometer report shows that just 13% of respondents cite leadership buy-in as a challenge to sustainable procurement today, compared to 24% in 2017 and 50% in 2013.
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With 50% to 70% of the average company’s revenue being spent in the supply chain, you may be asked by your CEO to come up with a strategy to make your supply chain practices more sustainable.
Summarized in this guide are the most frequently asked questions and links to resources, such as our blog, news and whitepapers, where you will find answers or guidance.
The 2019 Sustainable Procurement Barometer reveals sustainability awareness is growing, but also shows a risky compliance trap for many organizations.
The UN estimates that corruption costs the world $3.6tn a year. Many companies do not have the systems and procedures in place to protect their bottom line or their reputation.
First of its kind research analyzes efforts of more than 20,000 companies in fighting corruption, bribery and fraud PARIS/NEW YORK – November 20, 2018
This paper examines the best practices of procurement organizations who have turned the corner toward value creation by rethinking their sustainable procurement programs entirely.
Our whitepaper can help you greater understand supply chain risk, and how to best take action to mitigate supply chain risk.
New regulations and consumer demands are increasingly putting pressure on businesses to be more transparent. As a result, more and more companies include sustainability clauses in contracts with...
