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Companies need structured approach to address ESG risk exposure in operations and supply chains

‘Strategic Intelligence: GlobalData’s ESG Framework (2026)’, provides companies with a structured approach to identifying ESG risks, assessing their potential business impact, and developing targeted mitigations.
Susan Wright
Susan Wright
Companies need structured approach to address ESG risk exposure in operations and supply chains
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Businesses across all industries are increasingly exposed to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks, from climate change and biodiversity loss to human rights violations and data privacy breaches.

Companies need a structured approach that covers all ESG dimensions to identify vulnerabilities and build resilience into their strategies, according to GlobalData, a leading intelligence and productivity platform.

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