Ongoing adverse environmental disruption has made it clear that humankind needs to revolutionize the way we produce and consume goods and services in order to have a positive impact on our planet.

As a consequence, businesses are now putting sustainability and decarbonization at the core of their strategy, implementing initiatives to reduce their Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, while also driving business outcomes and value from complying with new regulatory obligations.

Procurement has the potential to play a significant role in enabling organizations to achieve their decarbonization goals. By identifying the opportunities to embed sustainability into key procurement processes, organizations can gain visibility into their supply chain operations and help them understand and manage the associated risks. It also ensures the right access and data quality of the supply chain to drive effective management of carbon reporting – leading to a more connected procurement function.

In this paper, we argue that taking a small steps approach to effectively embed sustainability into your procurement operations can help you build a resilient, responsible, connected supply chain that minimizes environmental impact, promotes fair labor practices, and creates positive impact within your organization and the communities in which you operate.

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