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Many smaller companies are yet to develop a decarbonisation plan – and are in no rush to do so

Multinational corporations are ramping up efforts to decarbonise their supply chains, but a new survey suggests that small and medium firms are yet to identify clear benefits in joining the net zero movement.
Melodie Michel
Many smaller companies are yet to develop a decarbonisation plan – and are in no rush to do so
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Almost half of companies globally currently have no decarbonisation plan in place, and the majority of those have no intention of developing one in the near future – suggesting that large corporations’ supply chain engagement around climate still has a long way to go.

Multinational corporations are ramping up efforts to decarbonise their supply chains, but a new survey published this week by PwC, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and IFAC suggests that small and medium firms are yet to identify clear benefits in joining the net zero movement.

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