Scope 3 GHG Emissions in Your Supply Chain

International Dairy Foods Association

October 26 | 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Eastern

Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions often account for more than 90% of an organization’s carbon footprint. Need information on how to manage and account for Scope 3 emissions in your company’s supply chain?Join IDFA and PwC tomorrow, October 26th, for Session #4 in IDFA’s ESG Learning Series. This webinar will be delivered by Amanda Kish, PwC ESG Partner and Kareem Mohamednur, PwC Partner, Procurement & Sourcing. This session is eligible for 1 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit.

In Session #4: Scope 3 and Supply Chain Responsibility, you will gain a better understanding of ways to manage emissions in your supply chains. In dairy, Scope 3 emissions are most often associated with dairy farms, but they also come with procurement, transportation, distribution, product use, and product end of life. Managing the flow of goods and services from raw materials into final products is no small feat.

These can be the most challenging form of emissions to address. As you and your customers seek to better understand emissions in your supply chain, you will need to understand how to identify and categorize your organization’s Scope 3 emissions. Join us to learn your supply chain responsibilities, how to identify and measure Scope 3 emissions, and decarbonization strategies.

Register For Session 4

Each session of the ESG Learning Series is eligible for 1 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit.

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