Singapore SMEs see little need for climate disclosure help, as few big clients ask for such reports
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Paige Lim
LARGE manufacturers are not pushing their Singapore suppliers to report carbon emissions, making it less urgent for these smaller businesses to acquire such capabilities, some small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) told The Business Times.
This is even as the Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF) launched a new service last week, through which companies can temporarily hire an external consultant to advise them on reducing emissions.
The Chief Sustainability Officer-as-a-Service programme aims to help local manufacturers support their clients in climate disclosures.
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