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The role of banks in supply chain sustainability transformation

Karolina Semionovaitė
Sustainability Officer, Swedbank Lithuania, Lithuania
Published 28 Dec 2022
The role of banks in supply chain sustainability transformation
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‘As the importance of sustainability grows, so does the need to have a good understanding of our entire supply chain. A company's sustainability is also measured in terms of its entire supply chain, which is why choosing responsible and sustainable suppliers and partners is so important. Consider them as an extension of your company. The ecological footprint of the raw materials, products or services you buy becomes part of your company's ecological footprint.’ - says Karolina Semionovaitė, Sustainability Officer at Swedbank Lithuania, who kindly accepted the invitation to answer questions on the role of banks in the sustainability transformation.

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