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- Net-Zero Challenge: The supply chain opportunity
By engaging suppliers to create a net-zero supply chain, companies can boost their climate impact, enable emission reduction in hard-to-abate sectors, and accelerate climate action in countries where it would otherwise not be high on the agenda
- Net-Zero Challenge: The supply chain opportunity - World Economic Forum
Net-Zero Challenge: The supply chain opportunity January 2021 Five years after the adoption of the Paris Agreement, COVID-19 has reshaped the world and brought us to a crossroads The health, social and economic consequences of this global pandemic on top of the increasingly urgent climate crisis have taken us to an inflection point
- Supply Chains Decarbonization Offers Game-Changing Opportunity for . . .
Net-Zero Challenge: The Supply Chain Opportunity analyzes the top eight global supply chains that account for more than 50% of global greenhouse gas emissions and finds that end-to-end decarbonization of these supply chains would add as little as 1% to 4% to end-consumer costs in the medium term
- Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders - Net-Zero Challenge: The supply chain . . .
It showcases the opportunity that all companies have for huge climate impact through action to decarbonize global supply chains This report, co-authored with Boston Consulting Group, is the second in our series for the Net-Zero Challenge
- The Net-Zero Challenge: - World Economic Forum
With this crucial milestone ahead, we have an opportunity to build a strong, unified call for accelerated action among business and government leaders We must turn the trajectory of greenhouse gas emissions around to ensure that global warming stays
- In collaboration Consulting Group Green Public Procurement: Catalysing . . .
Last year’s report, Net-Zero Challenge: The Supply Chain Opportunity,2 by the World Economic Forum and the Boston Consulting Group, highlighted how companies can multiply their climate impact by decarbonizing their supply chains This report examines the role of governments as consumers in the global effort to combat
- The Net Zero Challenge: The Supply Chain Opportunity
The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas Incorporated as a not-for-profit foundation in 1971, and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, the Forum is tied to no political, partisan or national interests
- Supply chain sustainability is key to achieving climate goals | World . . .
Eight supply chains across major industries account for more than 50% of global greenhouse gas emissions Supply chain leaders must act now to decarbonize operations, including tackling Scope 3 emissions
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