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CBCH Australia Sustainability Actions

ESG reporting and data tools

CBCH Australia’s related ESG software content describes tools for centralising ESG data, tracking targets, and preparing reports. The system supports materiality assessments, action plans, and progress monitoring, which means it helps organisations decide which sustainability issues matter most and then follow them over time. It also says users can align reporting with frameworks such as GRI, ISSB/IFRS S1 and S2, AASB, and the GHG Protocol (a common greenhouse gas accounting standard).

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Scope 1, 2 and 3 tracking

The ESG platform content says it can capture Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions, plus financed emissions. Scope 1 means direct emissions from a company’s own operations, Scope 2 means emissions from purchased energy, and Scope 3 covers emissions across the wider value chain. The material says the tools track performance against baselines and targets, which helps organisations see whether emissions are going up or down over time.

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Supply chain ESG risk checks

The software content says it can monitor third-party ESG risks across the supply chain. It describes vendor due diligence, which means checking suppliers’ policies, performance data, controls, and reporting before working with them. It also mentions a SIG questionnaire, a standard supplier-risk survey used to assess environmental management, human rights, and supply chain risk management. This points to a focus on supplier screening and ongoing oversight.

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Advisory services for net zero

Advitech’s sustainability and ESG service page says it helps businesses work toward net zero, which means cutting greenhouse gas emissions as far as possible and balancing the rest. Its services include carbon footprint assessment, emissions reporting, strategy development, and implementation support. The page also says it helps clients understand Scope 3 emissions, which are the indirect emissions linked to a company’s wider value chain.

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Waste and circular economy support

The advisory content says it helps organisations use circular economy ideas, which means designing out waste, keeping materials in use for longer, and reducing pollution. It also offers waste management support, recycling strategies, and procurement advice aimed at reducing waste. The material presents these as practical steps for businesses that want to lower environmental impact while improving operations.

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