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Stay up to date with ESG regulations affecting your business and supply chain
Turn insights into action with Avetta’s scalable, global platform. Collaborate with contractors and suppliers to reduce their carbon footprint, prevent forced labour and adhere to ethical practices.
Scope 3 emissions reporting
Greenhouse gas Scope 3 emissions reporting extends beyond direct emissions to include indirect emissions from your value chain. Assess and mitigate your largest carbon footprint risk: supplier emissions.
California’s SB 253 and 251
EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG)
Conduct required due diligence across your entire supply chain to reduce climate and social risks. Assess environmental and labour practices, identify human rights risks and maintain documentation to demonstrate compliance. Review and verify supporting documentation for greater assurance.
Climate disclosure rules
Companies are required to disclose climate-related information under various regulations, including the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations, the NGER Act and other country-specific disclosures to enhance transparency around climate risks, impacts and opportunities in global and regional corporate reporting.
EU’s CS3D and CSRD
Implement due diligence processes to identify and address sustainability risks within your supply chains, ensuring adherence to ethical and sustainable practices throughout your contractors’ and suppliers’ operations.
EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D)
EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
Forced labour and child labour
Comply with forced-labour legislation by disclosing efforts to combat child labour and human trafficking in your operations and supply chains. Implement measures to prevent, identify and address instances of modern-day slavery while promoting transparency and accountability within your organisation.
Canada’s Bill S-211
Canada’s Bill S-211 requires reporting on measures to prevent and reduce the risk of forced labour in operations and supply chains.
EU CSDD & Forced Labour Regulations
EU CSDD & Forced Labour Regulations ensure that companies uphold human rights and environmental standards in their supply chains.
Australian Modern Slavery Act 2018
The Australian Modern Slavery Act 2018 requires reports on modern slavery risks in operations and supply chains, as well as publication of annual reports on the Modern Slavery Register.
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act SB 657
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act SB 657 requires companies doing business in California to disclose their efforts to address and combat human trafficking and slavery in their supply chains.
Before implementing the Avetta Worker Management, compliance reporting was sitting at around 25% and has since risen to around 75%‚ a 50% increase in contractor compliance.
Laurentiu Aldea
Superintendent Site Systems
BHP