Reporting on Supply Chain Sustainability
What does it mean to report on supply chain sustainability, and why is it important? How can you engage with key suppliers?
This online event on sustainable supply chains will provide frameworks and best practices for supply chain reporting and engagement, including CDP disclosure, UN Global Compact’s recommendations on human rights due diligence and indicators, the Science Based Targets initiative scope 3 criteria.
The event is held in partnership with UN Global Compact Networks Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden. It will be in English and is free and open for all to join.
The event COP/COE Peer Review is taking place simultanuously, so if you have already signed up for that, you should prioritize the COP/COE Peer Review, as Reporting on Supply Chain Sustainability will be recorded for you to watch at another point.
Date:
November 30, 2021
Time:
14.00 – 15.30 CET
Place:
Online
Programme
14:00-14:10: Opening remarks
UN Global Compact Norway – Knut Moestue, COO
14:10-14:30: Human rights & decent work in supply chains
UN Global Compact, Mari-Lou Dupont, Senior Manager Decent Work & Social Sustainability
14:30 – 14:45: Reporting on supply chain sustainability through CDP
CDP, Hugo Ernest- Jones, Associate Director, Supply Chain Europe, CDP Europe
14:45-15:00: Company example
VELUX, David Collins, Supplier Quality and Development Director
15:00-15:25: Science Based Targets – Scope 3 criteria
SBTi & CDP, Kenza Taoufik, European Regional Lead for CDP’s Commit to Action Program
Joachim Marc Christensen
Head of Programmes
Climate & Environment / Klima & Miljø
joachim@globalcompact.dk
(+45) 26 92 99 75