Benchmarking Best Practices for Impact Around Scope 3
Scope 3 emissions, otherwise known as supply chain emission, are notoriously illusive, primarily because businesses must rely on their suppliers and partners to provide data, all outside of a company's control. However, with Scope 3 emissions making up a large percentage of a firm's total carbon footprint (estimated 65-95%, depending on the industry), it is a critical component to both understanding the full picture, and to setting goals that have the most meaningful impact.
This workshop will focus on five best practices that firms can use to establish the best outcomes for maximum impact. We'll be covering:
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What you should be doing to engage your suppliers
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What type of data you should be seeking from your suppliers
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How you should report and analyze your Scope 3 data
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How to set meaningful targets
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How to measure impact
Slok has over 10 years' experience in sustainability and climate consulting, and has extensive experience in project and program management. He enjoys problem solving with companies on strategies and design to make their climate change response programs more impactful. Prior to working as a climate consultant, he reported on climate change and sustainable development as a journalist in Nepal.
How it Works
Short and sweet, our targeted workshops are designed to give you the solutions you need. We start our 45-minute session with a presentation from our partner, Apex.