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| | | ... challenges. This is where companies that have transparency regarding sustainability challenges come in. We see that in the supply chain. We see that from companies getting questions form their customers about procurement practices and human resource ... |
| | | | Australia's infrastructure is not equipped to handle more frequent, extreme weather events and other impacts of climate change, with the electricity, road and rail and financial services sector underprepared, according to a report from The Climate Institute. ... |
| | | | ... Ashanti and Xstrata, are also members of ICMM. There are also increases in the number of companies that are aware of supply chain risks - 71% could state whether or not they are exposed to supply chain risk, up from 62% in 2011. But 29% of respondents ... |
| | | | ... from 7.7m in 2011. That figure encompasses scope one, two and three emissions as well as transport emissions in the supply chain and Wesfarmer's percentage of joint venture/investment emissions. Energy consumption also fell in energy, at 30 petajoules ... |
| | | | ... So we focus not only on reducing financial risk - but also about addressing technology risk and concerns about the supply chain, installation risk and technical performance of equipment. For example, the small business product that we've got with FlexiGroup's ... |
| | | | ... - developing policies and implementing action plans over a number of years." Stockland is also engaging with its supply chain on sustainability issues. In the 2012 financial year, the company "achieve[d] the specified annual level of procurement from ... |
| | | | ... FTSE added 21 companies and deleted seven countries from the index series. At the same time, FTSE said it applied supply chain labour standards criteria to more than double the number of companies - from 164 to almost 400. FTSE evauates companies facing ... |
| | | | ... Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) signatories say that executive remuneration, climate change and supply chain labour standards are "priority areas of engagement" with invested companies in the next year. These areas of engagement were ... |
| | | | Australian retailers need to maintain cost control, including targeting supply chain efficiencies, but those efficiency gains must not come at the expense of the sustainability of the supply chain, according to a report by AMP Capital. Australian retailers ... |
| | | | ... change has pushed the issue further up the agenda for many organisations. In recognising the ecosystem as part of the supply chain, businesses can identify risks as well as opportunities. Businesses that rely on agricultural goods as part of their supply ... |
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