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Supply Chain

Scope 3 - SMEs

Sustainability, Competitiveness & Resilience

Visit our website for SME Sustainability Simplified

We offer a Digital MarketPlace with Easy Access AI Platforms - Simplified Sustainability:

SMEs complete ESG Road-Maps, Supply Chains complete Scope 3, and Institutions link to credible Data.

Environment     -    Social     -    Governance

Five Solutions for Scope 3

Scope 3
Supply Chains

Investor & Stakeholder Readiness

Scope 3 Progress via Digital Communications, Actual Data Verification & Benchmarking

Get it Done

Digital Communications Across Scope 3 - At Once

SME - Supply Chain Decarbonization Pathways

Transparent Monitoring, Incenting & Tracking to Net Zero Targets

1

Digitally communicate with all your
SMEs at once.

World Leading Existing -Digital Platforms

2

Digitally Request SME ESG "Reporting Compliance & Decarbonization" Data.

3

Digitally monitor Progress.

4

Digitally provide support for SMEs.

5

Supply Chains Deliver Creditable data to Investors & Stakeholders.

The Economy is Connected: Our Approach is Connected
SMEs are connected into Supply Chains - Scope 3

We Facilitate the Connections!

The Challenge: Data & Access to Financing

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The Elephant in the Room:

                                        The 26x Factor

According to Boston Consulting Group,

a large corporation's supply chain emissions (Scope 3) are, on average...

26x

...HIGHER than their direct operational emissions (Scope 1& 2) combined.

Scope 3 Net Zero Achievement will be challenging
unless we also Address SME Access to Sustainable Financing

Do You Truly Know
Your SME Supply Chain Client?

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Why Now? The Scope 3
Pressure Cooker

  • Europe's CSRD: Mandatory Scope 3 disclosure.
  • Global Standards: IFRS-ISSB pushing for global baseline.
Regulatory Push
Risk to Capital
& Valuation
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Investor Demand
  • Asset Managers: Setting Scope 3 reduction targets, impacting fund allocation.
  • Global Funds: Incorporating Scope 3 data into all due diligence.

The Investor Mandate:
From Liability to Investability

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The Liability of  Vague Data

Relying on estimated Scope 3 data creates significant, material risks:
Constrained Access to Capital: Banks and funds hesitate to invest without credible data.

Shrinking Investor Base: Global investors divest from stocks with unclear decarbonization paths.

The Opportunity of Credible Data

Mandating actual data from the SME supply chain unlocks new value:
Unlocks Global Capital: Attracts investment from sustainability-focused funds.

Builds Investor Confidence: Demonstrates a tangible, data-driven path to Net-Zero.

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Global Risk & Regulation Hotspots

North America

North America High pressure from USMCA rules and cascading Scope 3 demands. New SEC climate disclosure rules are intensifying investor scrutiny on cross-border supply chains.

Europe

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is the primary driver, creating stringent reporting requirements that extend globally to any company in a European firm's value chain.

Asia-Pacific

A complex mix of emerging national regulations and intense pressure from multinational customers. Supply chain resilience against physical climate risks (flooding, typhoons) is a major focus.

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