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Sann Carrière, Founder and Director of Orobo, explores how Digital Product Passports can drive supply chain transparency and help businesses meet sustainability goals. She also discusses the challenges of data collection and why standardized reporting is essential for meaningful impact.

Learn how businesses can align climate strategy with business growth, ensuring sustainability becomes a driver of long-term success rather than just a compliance requirement.

Ashley Hegland, COO at climate tech firm Intensel, offers a deep dive into the physical and transition risks of climate change and what needs to be done. He also tells us why it’s important to act immediately—not just to mitigate challenges but also to uncover new opportunities.

David Carlin has dedicated his career to guiding organizations through the sustainability transition. He shares his insights on the challenges financial institutions face with financed emissions and provides a roadmap for leveraging data and driving meaningful climate action.

Navigate the ISSB framework with the world’s first AI-assisted solution, featuring a 35-step guided workflow, peer benchmarking insights, smart writing tools, seamless collaboration, and exportable outputs for accurate, compliant disclosures.

THE ICONIC, one of Australia’s largest fashion brands, has a deep commitment to sustainability that extends beyond basic compliance. In this article, we learn about some of their key experiences with emissions reduction, and the impact it’s had on their company.

Unravel Carbon, the Singapore-based enterprise platform that helps companies track and reduce their carbon emissions including ‘Scope 3’ carbon emissions, announced today it has raised a $7.38M (SGD10M) Seed round. The company’s services include a SaaS decarbonization software and access to Unravel’s sustainability experts.

During the budget speech on 18 February 2022, by Finance Minister Lawrence Wong, the future of Singapore’s carbon tax was announced – with other details covering decarbonization pathways for the country and how the Singapore Government will utilize green bonds for infrastructure projects.

A lot happened in the climate change space in 2021 – and many believe that the awareness around the urgency and magnitude of this issue went mainstream, somehow, at the turn of 2021.