Sustainable supply chains involve integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into all areas of the supply chain, including extraction, manufacturing, procurement and distribution. Sustainable supply chains are efficient, resilient, equitable, circular, transparent and climate positive.
Studies find high-performing companies are an exception rather than the rule in their journey towards sustainable supply chains.
PwC research, Oct 2022
KnowTheChain 2020/ 2021 assessment
MIT’s State of Supply Chain Sustainability Report
On top of that, companies face the following challenges:
Navigating evolving legislative and regulatory requirements across all relevant jurisdictions
Gathering accurate and reliable reporting data in compliance with elaborate sustainability reporting requirements
Lack of access to necessary infrastructure and technological tools for effective carbon emission monitoring across the entire value chain
Lack of financing solutions when accounting for potential climate-related risks such as flooding
Ensuring just transition amid implementation of a sustainable supply chain
Conduct a high-level assessment of existing supply chain initiatives and capabilities to understand the implications of transitioning to a sustainable supply chain for your organisation’s growth strategy and operating model.
This publication highlights Malaysia’s 2023 National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR), accelerating the country’s path to net zero emissions and offering Malaysian businesses strategic opportunities for sustainable growth.
This publication aims to highlight common pitfalls in sustainability reporting and provide some insights on how to mitigate these gaps for better reporting.
Malaysian public-listed companies are the key players in propelling the nation's sustainable supply chain agenda.
Our largest survey of ESG in operations shows bold ambitions must be followed by faster implementation of sustainability measures.
