Procurement experts have long used carbon reduction as the main metric for assessing sustainability. Yet achieving true resilience requires more than simply cutting emissions. Today, the greatest threats to supply chain stability and long-term corporate value stem from ecosystem degradation, biod...
In an MDPI study on Vietnam’s water resources published in Sustainability, while Vietnam’s location, geography, and climate make the country abundant in water sources, its rapid urbanization and industrial growth are putting unprecedented pressure on its water supply systems. With pol...
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...