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19Jun 2018Traceability: what is it and how can it be achieved? (3pm BST)
This free webinar is produced by CDP in partnership with Trase, a supply chain transparency tool that seeks to transform our understanding of how companies, governments and other actors involved in the trade of agricultural commodities are linked to impacts and opportunities for more sustainable production. The webinar will provide an overview of CDP’s forests program before discussing how Trase can be used to help companies gain transparency down their supply chain. It will also include a demo of the Trase tool. The webinar will be of interest to all companies which respond to the CDP forests program.
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Press releaseCDP’s Nico Fettes appointed to European Commission’s Technical Expert Group on Sustainable FinanceThe technical group’s work is key to achieving the goals outlined in the European Commission’s Action Plan on Financing Sustaining Growth, which aims to harness Europe’s financial system to support a sustainable economy which delivers on environmental and social goals. -
How can companies address their scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions?Nicole Labutong, Technical Manager, CDP and Vincent Hoen, Associate Director Sustainability, Navigant - June 13 2018In order to keep global temperature increase to well-below 2⁰C and meet the goals laid out in the Paris Agreement, everyone needs to take bold action to reduce their share of emissions and do so as soon as possible. Companies are responsible for the majority of global emissions and therefore play an integral role in meeting these goals. - Load more