This webinar will launch “Accounting + Reporting the Emissions of Certified Commodities” Guidance, which establishes the foundation for realizing added value for low-carbon commodities.
This guidance informs ISEAL members and their stakeholders on how to build systems to quantify, attribute and allocate GHG emission data to certified commodities processes – both energy and land use – in line with the GHG Protocol. Adoption of this approach will allow corporate purchasers to count their purchase of lower-carbon goods toward their climate commitments, including Science Based Targets. In turn, producers can seek potential premiums and preferential procurement and mitigate the risk of losing demand due to pressure for climate performance data.
Sarah Leugers, Chief Growth Officer
Owen Hewlett, Chief Technical Officer, Executive
Pierre Bloch, Head of Advisory and Innovation, SustainCERT
Moderator
Sarah Leugers, Chief Growth Officer
Kendra Pasztor, Senior Manager, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, Better Cotton Initiative
Challenges and opportunities for integrating GHG accounting into standard procedures
Henrik Sundberg, Climate Impact Lead, H&M
How direct versus indirect investment can drive change supply chains
Owen Hewlett, Chief Technical Officer, Executive
How low-carbon commodities figure into broader opportunities to decarbonize value chains and support producers
Pierre Bloch, Head of Advisory and Innovation, SustainCERT
Implications for the assurance process
Q&A
This initiative is made possible thanks to a grant from the ISEAL Innovations Fund, which is supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs SECO.