How Latin American companies can implement the ‘G’ in ESG in their supply chains

ESG criteria are not three single letters, but work as a whole. Having a strong ‘G’ for governance in supply chains can ensure effective corporate governance and provide a way for the ‘E’ and ‘S’ to be just as effective. Against an uncertain backdrop, implementing ESG criteria has the potential to create a competitive advantage for Latin American companies and accelerate responsible transformation. SMEs and family businesses play an important role in the region’s supply chains, accounting for a predominant percentage of formal employment and contributing to the region’s GDP.
More…https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/11/this-is-how-latin-american-companies-can-implement-esg-in-their-supply-chains/

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