Certificate of completion issued to
Ahmad Seraj
For completing
Supply Chain Emissions Pathway
Completion date
25 Sep 2026
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About Supply Chain Emissions Pathway
5 Learning modules
1 hour of learning
Foundational level
Explore how organisations can measure their carbon footprints and set credible, science-aligned emissions reduction targets. Hear from Sam Hope and Shivali Patel as you examine operational, supply chain and product carbon footprints, including the different boundaries and emissions categories organisations need to consider. Build your understanding of Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and the process of setting and validating science-based targets. Discover how effective carbon footprinting can support decarbonisation strategies and help organisations identify opportunities to reduce emissions across their operations and value chains.
In this pathway
Understand the different types of carbon footprints and how their boundaries are defined
Define Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and the categories they cover
Explore how organisations measure operational, supply chain and product carbon footprints
Understand the SBTi certification and target-setting process
Identify the benefits of decarbonisation and explore practical emissions reduction strategies
Pathway experts
Sam Hope
Carbon Removals Specialist
Sam Hope is Senior Carbon Solutions Manager at Abatable, where he helps organisations confidently navigate carbon markets and access high-integrity climate solutions. Sam works closely with businesses of all sizes and advises on carbon footprinting and the use of durable carbon removals as part of credible net zero strategies.
Shivali Patel
Sustainability Consultant
Shivali Patel is a consultant advising consumer clients on purpose-led transformation. She partners with senior leaders to embed sustainability as a core driver of long-term value creation, moving organisations beyond short-term trade-offs to unlock growth, strengthen competitiveness and resilience, and build lasting brand relevance. Her work focuses on shifting the perception of sustainability from a compliance agenda into a source of measurable commercial impact, while contributing to a broader societal purpose.