How to do sustainability right and avoid becoming a “zombie company”
Discover how to build a sustainable business model and prepare your small business for the commercial impacts of climate change.
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Sustainability and society
We believe everyone should have the opportunity to thrive. But in today’s world, not everyone is given an equal chance. Barriers including discrimination, poverty and unequal access to education, technology and data, stack the odds against marginalised communities and under-represented groups.
We know that in many of these areas, Sage can make a real difference. Our Sustainability and Society strategy is built on three key pillars underpinned by strong ESG fundamentals : Protect the Planet, Tech for Good and Fuel for Business.
Find out more about our strategic direction, performance and ambitions in our FY22 Sustainability and Society Report.
Discover how to build a sustainable business model and prepare your small business for the commercial impacts of climate change.
Discover how purpose-driven environmental, social, and governance initiatives can help your small business attract and retain top talent.
Duncan Oswald CEnv FIEMA, Climate Science Lead at Sage, takes a look at the variety of options businesses have to get their carbon footprint “certified.” We are often asked if our carbon footprints are certified. Like many simple questions in this field, this one doesn’t have a simple answer but, if you like that sort [&hellip ;]
Duncan Oswald CEnv FIEMA, Climate Science Lead at Sage Earth, takes a look at the complex world of carbon offsetting, giving you a guide on what to look out for. At Sage Earth, we have committed to a target of net zero emissions by 2025. In the meantime, we offset all the emissions we cannot [&hellip ;]
When former Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, warned that global financials were systemically peddling the world’s most carbon-heavy projects, the paving for the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) was laid. “To achieve net-zero, we need a whole economy transition–every company, every bank, every insurer, and investor will have to adjust their [&hellip ;]
As a carbon-accounting platform, we see first-hand where the emissions of thousands of businesses come from. Across all sectors and in nearly every business, one of the larger areas of emissions is business travel. Assuming you don’t own the vehicle used, both national and international business travel fall into Scope 3.6 of the GHG Reporting [&hellip ;]
Sourcing Managers, Category Directors, Strategic Buyers, all names for those with their fingers on the purse strings to the sustainable supply chains everywhere. But can an (environmental) silk purse be made out of a sow’s ear ? Procurement departments can be instrumental in any organisation’s sustainability journey, from sourcing innovatively sustainable technology, and perhaps more pivotally, [&hellip ;]
Learn about metrics to use when reporting on environmental, social and governance efforts, and the role tech can play.
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