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Is your company leveraging digitalization to its full potential? With digitalization emerging as a game-changer for businesses aiming to hit ambitious sustainability targets, it’s helpful to have clarity on the advantages these digital tools provide. Quantis’ Carole Dubois, Philipp Meister and Stefan Frehland outline the pivotal role that digitalization plays in the transformation of fashion and sporting goods brands here: https://bit.ly/42EvbrK

🧴 New SPICE insights on ecodesign and circularity >> https://bit.ly/3PSVcvQ The SPICE consortium (Sustainable Packaging Initiative for CosmEtics), which brings together leaders from the cosmetics industry, is proud to share its first SPICE insights on the challenge of aligning circularity and reduced environmental impact in packaging design. ➡️ The article provides key recommendations drawn from SPICE members’ expertise and a link to the full "Ecodesign & Circularity Guide", and reaffirms the point of view of SPICE members in the light of recent legislative developments. #SPICE #Ecodesign #Circularity 

⏰ The climate clock is ticking... are we on track? 2025 marks a pivotal crossroads. For many companies with 2030 climate targets, it's the midway point — the moment of truth. CSOs must report on progress, navigate challenges and chart the best path forward. So, where do companies stand today in their decarbonization journey? 🎥 Quantis' Climate Transition Lead, Géraldine Noé, sits down with our CEO, Allon Zeitoun, to unpack this critical question. ➡️ Need a climate health checkup? Connect with Géraldine to ensure your decarbonization roadmap is set for success.

📣🍫 A new milestone for the cocoa sector >> We're proud to share the launch of the first-ever Greenhouse Gas Accounting Standard for the industry, developed by the World Cocoa Foundation in collaboration with Quantis. This groundbreaking standard provides a sector-wide approach to measuring, reporting and mitigating emissions, bringing much-needed consistency to sustainability efforts. 💡Why does it matter? The new GHG accounting standard is set to: ✔ Help companies meet Scope 3 reporting obligations; ✔ Support reporting in accordance with the GHG Protocol and Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi); ✔ Enable carbon reduction initiatives while enhancing financial opportunities for cocoa farmers; ✔ Provide clear guidance on land use change, carbon removals and supply chain transparency. 💬 Alexandra Stern, Land and Agriculture Lead at Quantis US explains: "This new standard is the product of a collaborative effort which integrated insights from key industry stakeholders to effectively address the sector’s unique challenges. By establishing a unified framework, it equips companies with a practical, standardized approach to emissions reporting, fostering greater transparency and driving meaningful climate action.” With a unified approach, the cocoa sector can now move towards actionable, transparent and credible emissions reporting — a critical step toward making sustainable chocolate the norm! 🔗 Read the full press release here: https://bit.ly/3EpukkJ #Sustainability #CocoaIndustry #NetZero #GHGAccounting

📖 Keeping up with sustainability governance means navigating a sea of terminology. From regulatory acronyms to scientific organizations, our sustainability glossary has you covered. Whether you're a seasoned sustainability professional or just getting started, understanding the key terms of the field will enable you to put your best foot forward. 🔗 Explore the ABC's of sustainability here: https://bit.ly/4jFe9j7

🌱 Why should businesses care about nature? It’s simple: Healthy ecosystems are crucial for operations and nature loss threatens companies’ viability. Actively engaging with environmental health can mitigate several business risks: * Physical risks: Maintaining soil quality and pollinator health, for instance, ensures agricultural productivity. * Legal risks: Complying with environmental regulations. * Market risks: Adapting to consumer preferences and supply chain shifts. * Reputational risks: Protecting the brand in an increasingly sustainability-minded market. How is your company tackling these challenges? 🎥 Quantis Sustainability Project Manager Emily Dobson explores the relationship between nature and business risks. 🔗 Discover the fundamentals of building a nature strategy here: https://bit.ly/40A47He

📣 Quantis est ravi d'accueillir Patrick Dupoux en tant que nouveau président. Patrick Dupoux, Managing Director et Senior Partner de Boston Consulting Group (BCG), membre du comité exécutif monde de BCG, apporte son expérience dans la création et le développement des nouvelles activités du cabinet dans le conseil environnemental et en impact social. Son engagement s'inscrit dans la mission de Quantis: accompagner les entreprises dans leur transformation durable et aligner leurs activités sur les limites planétaires, en s’appuyant sur les dernières données scientifiques.🌱 Patrick accompagnera Allon Zeitoun, Directeur Général, et les 300 collaborateurs de Quantis dans le développement du cabinet auprès de ses clients et au sein du Boston Consulting Group (BCG). Un immense merci à Guillaume Charlin pour son accompagnement et son leadership inspirant au cours des dernières années. Bienvenue, Patrick 👋 🔗 En savoir plus : https://bit.ly/3ElHiQj

In response to health authority demand and evolving regulations, a growing number of pharmaceutical companies have begun their sustainability journeys, looking for ways to balance planetary and human health. Our Global Cosmetics, Personal Care and Pharma Lead, Emmanuel Hembert, has identified four key topics for companies to prepare for this year: * Meet increased demand for environmental transparency * Integrate ecotoxicity criteria into the design phase * Implement nature-based strategies * Manage nature dependencies and the costs of inaction 🔗 Learn more about the future of sustainability in pharma: https://bit.ly/3ChqkSE #pharmaceuticals #ecodesign #sustainability

📣 NEW >> Quantis is thrilled to share a deep dive into our work with leading European financial services group Société Générale on the critical topic of nature. 🌱 As key enablers of the real economy, banks can play a role in steering financial flows towards nature-supportive outcomes and supporting their clients in their environmental transition, while sharing in nature-related risks. But addressing the diverse ways in which business activities impact nature is complex — especially for financial institutions and their limited direct data from clients. To enhance its understanding of the potential pressures of its financed activities on nature, Societe Generale engaged Quantis to tackle this challenge. ➡️ Focusing on the power utilities sector, this pilot project looked into the nature impacts of Societe Generale’s credit portfolio using a first-of-its-kind methodology. Authors Jasper Nijdam, Aurore Le Chatelier, Simon Gillet and Nicolas Evensen, PhD are excited to share their lessons learned from this joint effort and contribute to the conversation around the financial sector’s nature journey. 🔗 Download “Understanding nature impacts across financed activities” here: https://bit.ly/3CuxL96

Cosa si intende per rischio climatico? Cosa sono i rischi acuti? Quale la differenza tra rischio fisico e di transizione? Scoprite queste definizioni attraverso il nostro carosello>> Per approfondire ancora il tema del rischio ambientale stay tuned per un imminente ciclo di webinar dedicati al mercato italiano! Davide Tonon Giulia Maggiora Benedetta Falsetti Francesca Abatianni Alessandro Corbo