The built environment – residential and commercial real estate and infrastructure development – accounts for around 13% of the world’s GDP. Research shows the construction materials comprise 50%-60% of the total cost in construction projects. When sourcing materials, companies need to consider their environmental impact, manufacturers need to become more sustainable, and supply chains must be optimized for sustainability and resilience in the built environment. This article in the latest issue of explores sustainable procurement and suggests leasing offers an ideal form of sustainable supply chain financing.
Autin, Gregory. "Why sustainable procurement is key to the circular economy". LeasingLife. (x1612137600)February 2021. https://leasing.nridigital.com/...
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