
In the past year, the global economy and supply chains were tested by a series of new and existing challenges, including a rise in disruptions caused by climate change, stalled progress on reducing global poverty, and a surge in modern slavery. In addition, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine created a humanitarian crisis and contributed to inflation, energy volatility and sluggish economic growth.
Complex sustainability challenges such as these cannot be addressed in isolation. The private sector is being urged to work together and take advantage of global supply chain interconnectivity, to drive sustainable change at scale.
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