Standards and norms are recognised best practices. They provide a shared framework for producing goods, delivering services, and managing processes. In this session, you will explore how to apply them effectively across your value chain.
What to expect?
Alongside rising raw material prices, increasing regulation and growing market pressure, Scope 3 emissions highlight the importance of making sustainable choices across your value chain. This session explores how standards and norms help organisations and their value chains work with a shared language and consistent data.
Participants in this session:
Learn how standards contribute to structural emissions reduction across the value chain,
Discover how DuPont uses standards to engage suppliers in emissions reduction,
Share their own experiences and challenges around standards, and draw inspiration from real-world examples and peer insights.
Leave with concrete ideas and tools to strengthen their value chain.
Programme
| 14:00 - 15:00 | Standards and norms in the value chain | Alexandre della Faille |
| 15:00 - 16:00 | In practice: how do standards and norms help address Scope 3? | Thibault Kervyn |
| 16:00 - 17:00 | Getting started: what does this mean for my organisation? |
Speakers
Project Manager Standards at NBN
Lead Carbon accounting Value Chain at DuPont
Who is this for?
This session is part of the Decarbonized Supply Chains community of practice. Participation is exclusive to those registered for the full track.
Are you responsible for procurement or sustainability within your organisation and looking to make tangible progress on Scope 3 reduction, together with peers from multiple sectors? Then this community of practice is for you.
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