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As global regulatory due diligence requirements emerge, supply chain transparency becomes crucial for companies. Introducing Spotlight – our new tool designed to help teams integrate the first step of human rights due diligence into existing procurement and investment processes on a global scale. ???Search, identify and assess prospective suppliers anywhere in the world in real-time ?? Prescreen companies for modern slavery and emissions impact and begin engagement with detailed insight reports ?? Deeper supplier collaboration with automatically score supplier questionnaires and integrate third-party data to enhance engagement and mitigate risks. Start creating an audit log of due diligence reports and measure progress over time with data insights and analytics. Discover how Spotlight can illuminate your supply chain strategy. https://lnkd.in/gN-8NmP7 #HumanRights #SupplyChain #Procurement #SustainableBusiness #Emissions

We’re excited to feature Faiyaaz Hasan as a guest speaker in our panel discussion, ‘ESG Reporting as an Opportunity, not a Burden.’ Faiyaaz is a Sustainability Analyst from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners who drives climate reporting, emissions strategy, and regulatory compliance across the Asia-Pacific. We’re looking forward to a fantastic day of learning, sharing and networking at #FSSummerSchool! Sign up now! https://lnkd.in/gK4rRNf3 When: 27-28 February 2025 (virtual)

We’re delighted to have Jessica Lloyd from Ampol as a guest speaker at Sustainability Summer School. With over 12 years of procurement experience across a range of industries, Jessica currently leads the Procurement Governance, Risk & Support function at Ampol. She has been instrumental in uplifting Ampol’s Modern Slavery due diligence process and in shaping Ampol’s annual Modern Slavery Statements. In her session, Jessica and Fair Supply CEO Kimberly Randle hold a fireside chat exploring Ampol’s journey from its first year to its current state of modern slavery reporting. You’ll learn practical tips and strategies on embedding continuous improvement into your modern slavery response. Sign up now! https://lnkd.in/gdRH7cvK When: 27-28 February 2025 (virtual)

Introducing Joachim Klement, guest speaker at Fair Supply Climate Summer School. With more than 20 years in the investment industry, Joachim Klement is an expert in investment strategy and ESG. As Managing Director, Strategy, Economics, and ESG at Panmure Liberum. At Climate Summer School, Joachim will share insights on how investors interpret corporate climate strategies. What do investors look for? How do they evaluate a business’s climate-related risks and opportunities? His session will offer a rare opportunity to understand climate action through the lens of those shaping financial markets. Sign up now! https://lnkd.in/gemQ4Wfy When: 27-28 February 2025 (virtual)

Introducing one of the speakers at Fair Supply Climate Summer School, Dr Amanda Irwin. Amanda works with organisations to build their capabilities across a broad range of challenges including climate- and nature-related literacy and reporting. Building on her comprehensive experience across both the corporate world and academia, she supports organisations at all stages of their sustainability journey. She is also an active researcher and teacher with a focus on value chain impacts, particularly on biodiversity. At Climate Summer School, Amanda will lead sessions on identifying, assessing, and managing climate-related risks and opportunities, as well as developing a comprehensive climate strategy for your organisation. Sign up now!?https://lnkd.in/gSYKTpAj When: 27-28 February 2025 (virtual)

Introducing the facilitator of Fair Supply Sustainability Summer School, Fiona David.? As architect of the Global Slavery Index, one of the world’s most heavily cited sources of data on modern slavery, Fiona has been at the forefront of defining what best practice looks like for anti-slavery efforts for three decades. Today, as CEO and Founder of Fair Futures, Fiona advises clients on how to integrate human rights risk management into governance, strategy and operations, while remaining nimble and outcomes-focused. At Sustainability Summer School, Fiona will guide discussions and connect key themes to ensure participants walk away with tangible outcomes they can apply to their organisations. Sign up now! When: 27-28 February 2025 (virtual) https://lnkd.in/gZKAwgRs

Thrilled to be featured by Forbes Australia as we expand into North America and Europe to enable supply chain visibility and address risk. This milestone has been made possible by the support of leading investors - Minderoo Foundation, Airtree, Five V Capital, QIC, and Tidal Ventures - and the organisations that have trusted us to partner with them. We’re excited about this next step and the opportunity to make a positive impact on a global scale.

Australia’s mandatory climate-related financial disclosures came into effect from 1 January 2025. Certain entities, as required by the Corporations Act, must now report sustainability metrics in line with the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) S2 standard. The reporting requirements mandate the disclosure of specific metrics and targets, including scenario analysis and scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions reporting. The GHG Protocol, the global standard for greenhouse gas accounting, categorises emissions into three scopes: ?????????? ??: Direct emissions from company operations (e.g., company vehicles) ?????????? ??: Indirect emissions from purchased energy (e.g., electricity, heating, cooling) ?????????? ??: Emissions across the entire value chain, both upstream (e.g., purchased goods, transportation) and downstream (e.g., product use, waste disposal). These emissions often account for 70-90% of a company’s total carbon footprint and are the most complex to calculate. Businesses must disclose scope 1 and 2 emissions in their first year of reporting, with scope 3 emissions required from their second year. Join us for Climate Summer School on 27-28 February 2025 to learn: ? How to calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions ? Conduct scenario analysis to assess climate resilience ? Create compliance-ready reports aligned with Australian standards Save 20% with code ?????????????????????? before 17 January 2025! ???????????????? ????????: https://lnkd.in/gY5KTfb5

Don't miss out... The early bird discount for Fair Supply's Sustainability Summer School ends soon! Join us online on 27–28 February 2025 for a practical, two-day intensive program designed to level up your core ESG skills (you can register for one or both days, depending on your specific goals). Aimed at executives, sustainability and procurement professionals, this program will provide actionable knowledge and tools to navigate Australia’s modern slavery and climate-related compliance reporting. ???Register by 17 January 2025 with the code EARLYBIRD20 to secure your spot and save an additional 20%. Take the first step towards achieving your 2025 sustainability goals — we’d love to see you there! Register now:?https://lnkd.in/gY5KTfb5

The Australian Government recently issued its long-awaited response to the Modern Slavery Act statutory review, which was tabled in Parliament in May 2023. Of the 30 recommendations in the review, the Government agreed (or agreed in principle) to 25 of them. What does this mean for your business? Join us for our final webinar of the year on 13 December at 1:00 pm AEDT, where we’ll delve into: ?? Which recommendations were agreed to (in whole, in part, or in principle), and which ones were declined. ?? Key impacts and implications for businesses. ?? Practical steps you should take to stay ahead of any potential legislative changes. All attendees will receive a comprehensive Fair Supply whitepaper summarising the Government’s response. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gf5hxvqC