
Decarbonizing Supply Chains: A Scope 3 Playbook for India
This report serves as a guidebook for Indian businesses to reduce Scope 3 emissions in their supply chains.
The Supply Chain, Logistics and Transport Industry Community plays a crucial role in accelerating industry transformation, enabling a transition to safer, cleaner, and more inclusive movement of traded goods, harnessing new technologies to ensure resilient, sustainable transport and supply ecosystems.
By bringing together leading industry executives, this community is the hub for transformational industry dialogue among peers, facilitating the exchange of ideas, best practices, and cutting-edge insights.
Members of the Supply Chain, Logistics and Transport Industry community actively work together to shape the future of the ecosystem, foster innovation and new business practices, and inform new policymaking.
The industry community is working on the following priorities:
• Availability of clean energy infrastructure and supply
• Digital Convergence and Resilience
This report serves as a guidebook for Indian businesses to reduce Scope 3 emissions in their supply chains.
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