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This guide is a practical resource designed to help procurement leaders embed carbon considerations into sourcing processes, using carbon as a commercial lever. It reflects our belief that no matter your company’s size, maturity, or operating model, there is a way forward. The goal of this guide is to bring the carbon pricing conversation into the broader SPP community and complement ongoing work across the Carbon Pricing for Procurement Initiative. Recognizing that not every team has the tools or internal support to price carbon directly, the guide outlines a range of accessible options—from simple screening methods to full environmental price adjustments. This was built with flexibility in mind, understanding that context matters—market leverage, supplier relationships, and data availability should shape your approach.
The “Integrating Carbon into Decision Making” Guide was developed and published for SPP by BRAE.
Reimagining the future
This guide is a reference manual for companies seeking to source their agricultural raw materials sustainably. It is intended for any food and beverage company buying its raw materials from farmers directly or indirectly.
These guidelines are targeted to brand owners, hotels, restaurants and supermarkets and some specific commodities, palm oil, wood and paper, seafood, plastic and energy.
TNFD’s business case for why nature should matter to business and lays the foundation blocks for understanding nature and business.
Real life case studies showing the true costs of not taking nature related impacts and dependencies into business decisions.
WBCSD’s Roadmap to Nature Positive aims to support companies within the energy system, focusing on the Oil & Gas and Utilities sectors, in identifying the most relevant nature-related impacts, dependencies, risks and opportunities. In doing so, it equips companies with insights needed to define and prioritize immediate actions.
WBCSD’s Roadmap to Nature Positive builds on an assessment of the most significant impacts, dependencies, risks, and opportunities across the four value chain stages of a project (from extraction to demolition) and informs six key priority actions that all businesses and stakeholders should take to transform the built environment system.
WBCSD’s Roadmap to Nature Positive offers a shared definition of nature-positive action for the forestry sector and signposts guidance and tools to support forestry companies in the implementation of nature-positive strategies.
WBCSD’s Roadmap to Nature Positive considers the full agri-food value chain, with a main focus on row crop commodity production. It includes landscape deep dives and case studies.
