Today’s procurement leaders are at the forefront of corporate climate action. As organizations strive for net-zero goals, they face a challenge that extends far beyond their operations: one deeply embedded across their value chains. As global rules about carbon reporting and supply chain respon...
Starting in the 2000s, Türkiye’s gross domestic product (GDP) steadily increased until 2022, except in 2001 and 2009. Overall, for more than two decades, the country’s GDP rose by 188.6%, with an average annual growth of 4.9%, according to the Energy Efficiency 2030 Strategy and the...
Procurement used to be measured by cost savings and efficiency, but now, with worsening climate risks and regulatory pressures, investors are expecting businesses and organizations to rethink their processes. According to a PwC Global investor survey, which surveyed more than 300 investors from d...
According to the Asia Natural Gas & Energy Association (ANGEA), for the majority of the last three decades, Vietnam has relied on fossil fuels for about 80% of its primary energy mix, aside from producing coal, natural gas, and oil. Alongside producing coal, natural gas, and oil, the country ...
Today’s procurement professionals are under increasing pressure to produce quantifiable sustainability impact in addition to savings. Procurement tactics are changing throughout industries due to factors like climate change, tighter laws, and changing investor expectations. Implementing sus...