ESG and Sustainability

What is an LCA and how does it relate to the overall sustainability of the product? Which data should companies collect to conduct LCAs and what technologies can help? This article gives an overview of LCAs, methodology, instruments, and technology that can help you ease the data collection and analysis processes, also providing some initial starting steps.

How can companies prepare for CSRD reporting and what is the timeline? Minespider’s Hsing-Hung Wang explained which companies are concerned and what they have to report in order to meet the requirements of the CSRD.

Tracking a downstream supply chain is never easy, especially if it consists of hundreds or thousands of suppliers. In this article, Minespider unveils some of the best practices in supply chain mapping based on 5 years of expertise and experience working with complex global mineral supply chains.

A supply network is only as strong as its lines of communication. Today, with all of the technological advancements and availability of data, risk anticipation has become more efficient. Companies now have an opportunity to predict disruptions and overcome risks by having a strategy in place. In this article, we look at the main supply chain risks related to ESG and the steps a company can take to minimise them, by creating a sustainable supply network.

What does supply chain sustainability actually mean? Why is complying with requirements no longer enough? This article gives definitions of sustainable supply chains and due diligence, summarises some of the ESG standards and explains the value the company can get planning by ESG efforts beyond compliance with the obligatory metrics.

Organisations can be put at risk by a number of vulnerabilities, especially when there is an economic and geopolitical instability. Among these are financial, strategic, operations and hazard vulnerabilities. This article explains what risks are critical to monitor and what is needed for building a resilient supply chain.

The evaluation of companies has changed. Investors are carefully analyzing additional aspects other than the standard financial metrics. Responsible business actions have never been more emphasized, and that is why strengthening the ESG component with blockchain-powered traceability is becoming essential to differentiate and showcase real impact.