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KPMG has revealed that its renewable energy consumption across its global organisation rose by 81% in FY23.
Furthermore, the company has reduced its CO2 emissions by 22% compared to its 2019 baseline as part of its ESG commitments progress update for 2024.
The firm also revised its Supplier Code of Conduct in May 2023 formalising the requirement for suppliers to support its ESG journey, incorporating language in contracts that underpin the ESG commitments.
To date, 92% of the agreements signed after May 2023 have incorporated the Supplier Code of Conduct.
The firm has also increased the representation of women in leadership roles across KPMG firms to 29.4% up by 3.3% from its 1 October 2020 baseline.
Lastly, KPMG stated that it had economically empowered one million disadvantaged young people through its 10by30 initiatives.
Bill Thomas, global chairman and CEO, said: “As the world continues to become increasingly complex and sees even greater fragility, we will continue to bring our skills across all our disciplines to work with clients, NGOs, alliance partners and others to help bring about innovation and transformation to build a better future.”
