Posts tagged with ‘Sustainability Reporting’

  • May202019

    The Sancroft-Tussell Report | Eliminating Modern Slavery in Public Procurement

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    In 2017/18, the government spent around £284 billion buying goods, services and works from external suppliers, accounting for around one…

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  • Apr032019

    Sustainability Summit | Key Takeaways

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    The second Sustainability Summit, chaired by UN Environment Programme’s Butch Bacani, offered pension funds, insurance companies, charities and corporates the…

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  • Dec172018

    Bridging the Gap Between Business & Human Rights: Where Next?

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    2018 has been a big year for business and human rights. We have seen the topic continue to rise up…

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  • Dec032018

    Giving Food Waste the Attention It Deserves

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    The stark reality is that one third of food is wasted globally at a cost of $750 billion. To put…

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  • Nov192018

    Sancroft & Manufacture 2030

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    The challenge with waste Businesses today are faced with mounting pressures to ensure they are taking the necessary steps to…

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  • Nov082018

    Innovation in the Built Environment: What could construction look like in the future?

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    What comes to mind when you think of a construction site? Towering cranes counter-weighted by enormous concrete blocks, heavy-duty lorries…

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  • May242018

    Modern Slavery in Public Procurement: A podcast discussion with Lord Deben

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    Lord Deben, Chairman of Sancroft, outlines to Innovation Forum’s Ian Welsh the main findings from recent research into modern slavery…

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  • Apr252018

    Modern Slavery: taking centre stage

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    March saw modern slavery take centre stage for events at Sancroft: We sat on a panel discussion at Innovation Forum’s…

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  • Mar222018

    The Sancroft-Tussell Report: Eliminating Modern Slavery in Public Procurement

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    In 2017, UK central government awarded over £52 billion in new contracts for the delivery of vital public services and…

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  • Feb272018

    Why there are no excuses for businesses not to act on modern slavery in 2018

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    With the Modern Slavery Act coming into force in 2015, public scrutiny of the crimes of human trafficking and modern…

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