Scope 3 Emissions and Supply Chain Carbon Accounting

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Screen all 15 Scope 3 categories, select suitable estimation methods and improve supplier data. Work through purchasing, transport, travel, waste and sold-product examples, then reconcile a fictional value-chain inventory with clear coverage and limitations. Final quiz only.

Course Content

Scope 3 boundaries and screening
Map all categories and prioritise data collection without hiding gaps.

01 | Map the fifteen categories
02 | Set boundaries and avoid overlap
03 | Workshop: screen and prioritise a value chain

Purchasing and supplier information
Select methods, test supplier data and handle allocation and capital goods.

Transport, people and operational waste
Calculate selected upstream activities and prevent overlaps.

Downstream accounting and supplier action
Assess sold-product and other downstream sources, then build a controlled improvement plan.

Assessment

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Scope 3 Emissions and Supply Chain Carbon Accounting

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Course Content

Scope 3 boundaries and screening
Map all categories and prioritise data collection without hiding gaps.

01 | Map the fifteen categories

02 | Set boundaries and avoid overlap

03 | Workshop: screen and prioritise a value chain

Purchasing and supplier information
Select methods, test supplier data and handle allocation and capital goods.

04 | Choose spend-based, average-data and supplier-specific methods

05 | Assess supplier data and allocation

06 | Workshop: purchasing, capital goods and upstream energy

Transport, people and operational waste
Calculate selected upstream activities and prevent overlaps.

07 | Freight and distribution calculations

08 | Business travel and employee commuting

09 | Workshop: operational waste and mixed upstream records

Downstream accounting and supplier action
Assess sold-product and other downstream sources, then build a controlled improvement plan.

10 | Sold-product processing, use and end of life

11 | Leased assets, franchises, investments and engagement

12 | Integrated workshop: reconcile and improve Scope 3

Assessment

Scope 3 Emissions and Supply Chain Carbon Accounting – Final Quiz

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What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Scope 3 boundaries and screening Map all categories and prioritise data collection without hiding gaps.

01 | Map the fifteen categories

02 | Set boundaries and avoid overlap

03 | Workshop: screen and prioritise a value chain

Purchasing and supplier information Select methods, test supplier data and handle allocation and capital goods.

04 | Choose spend-based, average-data and supplier-specific methods

05 | Assess supplier data and allocation

06 | Workshop: purchasing, capital goods and upstream energy

Transport, people and operational waste Calculate selected upstream activities and prevent overlaps.

07 | Freight and distribution calculations

08 | Business travel and employee commuting

09 | Workshop: operational waste and mixed upstream records

Downstream accounting and supplier action Assess sold-product and other downstream sources, then build a controlled improvement plan.

10 | Sold-product processing, use and end of life

11 | Leased assets, franchises, investments and engagement

12 | Integrated workshop: reconcile and improve Scope 3

Assessment

Scope 3 Emissions and Supply Chain Carbon Accounting – Final Quiz

Earn a certificate

Student Ratings & Reviews

Scope 3 boundaries and screening
Map all categories and prioritise data collection without hiding gaps.

Purchasing and supplier information
Select methods, test supplier data and handle allocation and capital goods.

Transport, people and operational waste
Calculate selected upstream activities and prevent overlaps.

Downstream accounting and supplier action
Assess sold-product and other downstream sources, then build a controlled improvement plan.