Navigating the CSRD: Your Essential Guide to Smart Sustainability Compliance

The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) launched a voluntary code for those providing the services increasingly relied upon by the market.

This article highlights some of the CSDDD’s groundbreaking aspects and how EcoVadis can help your company take a proactive approach to due diligence that builds value beyond compliance.

EcoVadis welcomes the EU’s bid to promote clarity and integrity in the market for ESG ratings and data providers.

The EU Council and Parliament Agree on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD): Who is affected, what are the requirements, and how to map your compliance solution.

Guidelines on addressing forced labour in supply chains that your supply chain platform must support to be ready for EU Corporate Sustainability due diligence (CSDDD) and similar supply chain laws

Understand the rapidly evolving requirements of laws like LkSG, Norway Transparency Act, CSDDD and others, and implications for your company and how EcoVadis helps you comply – now and in the future

EU's CSDDD, Germany's LkSG and similar laws will reshape the playing field for global business. With the right approach, companies can comply *and* boost supply chains ESG performance and resilience..

The European Union (EU) is on its way to mandatory supply chain due diligence. What steps can your company take now to get ready?

The SEC’s recent landmark proposal on climate disclosure would require public US companies of all sizes to report on everything from climate risk exposure in their supply chain to emissions.

As world leaders meet to expedite progress towards global net zero at COP26, this blog highlights the imperative that companies engage suppliers to tackle carbon emissions embedded in the supply chain

More than just preventing disruption - climate readiness, labor and human rights, and ethical considerations are key components for truly resilient supply chains.

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?

New human rights laws continue to emerge. While companies are used to financial due diligence, the transition to human rights due diligence, particularly in the supply chain, comes with unknowns.

Key North American ESG laws and regulations passed or pending with supply chain requirements, and how procurement teams can leverage EcoVadis solutions to comply and mitigate risks.

For one, Australia’s proposal would require reporting entities to include and consider the 15 Scope 3 emission categories aligned to the GHG Protocol Standards.