Every company’s supply chain spans multiple regions, industries and activities, comprising millions of people and businesses. Given this complexity, identifying and managing sustainability concerns in these networks – which present operational, reputational and financial risks – is a significant challenge.

Sustainable procurement has evolved into a core strategic priority for organisations in 2025. A global survey of 105 procurement professionals by Integrity Next in partnership with CIPS finds that sustainability has become mainstream in procurement, driven by tighter regulations and the pursuit of business value. 

To stay competitive, organisations must embed sustainability into procurement policies and supplier evaluation criteria. Download this free report from ERA Group to discover how.

In the realm of sustainable procurement, there has been a transformative shift. It is no longer seen as a peripheral activity but as a central strategy integral to operational excellence and competitive advantage. This white paper from EcoVadis reveals the latest numbers behind the drive for sustainability.

In this whitepaper produced by TWS in partnership with CIPS Download, a fundamental economic tool to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is explored.

A CIPS Download & Ecovadis study discovered many organisations are still not fully prepared for the raft of incoming sustainability regulations. Read this whitepaper for advice, tips on best practice and tools that can help 

Improving organisational and supply chain sustainability is more important than ever. But how are leaders balancing building resilience and sustainability with managing external disruption?

Net zero, a concept barely seven years old, is now front and centre in the minds of policymakers, investors and business leaders. Yet, while the imperative is undeniable, as ever, the devil is in the detail. 

In this whitepaper, produced in partnership with Zycus, we are looking at how sustainability data can be effectively incorporated into procurement processes.