The current approach to supply chain carbon management is broken.
Companies are responsible for generating over two thirds of the planet's emissions. More than 80% of these emissions are produced in their supply chains.
In order for a company to bring their goods to market, their supply chains are a complex network of vendors and buyers. It's hard enough for most companies to identify all the vendors in their own supply network, let alone measure the emissions that are being produced as a result.
Organisations are often left trying to develop manual work arounds, engage expensive consultants, or make inaccurate estimates just to identify the potential impact their own business has on the planet.
It's easy to see why supply chain emission management is seen as complicated, time consuming, and expensive to implement.
So we did something about it.
We built Avarni.
In order for a company to bring their goods to market, their supply chains are a complex network of vendors and buyers. It's hard enough for most companies to identify all the vendors in their own supply network, let alone measure the emissions that are being produced as a result.
Organisations are often left trying to develop manual work arounds, engage expensive consultants, or make inaccurate estimates just to identify the potential impact their own business has on the planet.
It's easy to see why supply chain emission management is seen as complicated, time consuming, and expensive to implement.
So we did something about it.
We built Avarni.
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