Siloed supply chain initiatives alone will not be enough to get us to net zero. Their limitations could only be compounded by competition amongst business to reach their own climate targets and ‘claim’ carbon reductions and removals within supply sheds. The landscape approach could provide at least part of the solution. But to date, progress in this area has been slow.
In this session, we’ll assess how the landscape approach is evolving and how it will fit into the roadmap to net zero. We’ll assess what frameworks, finances and incentives are required to get beyond pilots, and discuss:
- What can business do to align key players across landscapes, including finance, government and key supply chain actors?
- 2030 is just around the corner. How can business scale landscape initiatives at the speed required to achieve climate targets?
- Case studies, practical examples and lessons learned from the most successful existing initiatives