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Title: Dr Thomas Wiedmann


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Third Annual International Sustainable
Development Conference Sustainability Creating
the Culture 15-16 November 2006, Perth, Scotland
Triple-Bottom-Line Accounting of Social, Economic
and Environmental Indicators A New Life-Cycle
Software Tool for UK businesses
Dr Thomas Wiedmann
Prof Manfred Lenzen
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SD Reporting TBL Accounting
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Corporate sustainability reports and
sustainability ratings are increasingly used as
key information for investment and lending
decisions.
There is a growing awareness that shareholders
value is enhanced by increased corporate social
and environmental responsibility.
World Business Council for Sustainable
Development (2002)
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Challenges remain
  • There is little comparability
  • A key challenge remains reporting on the links
    between sustainability and the bottom line.
  • Business will increasingly be expected to report
    on supplier- and consumer-related impacts of
    activities, products and services.

World Business Council for Sustainable
Development (2002)
5
Trucost Defra (May 2006)
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Reporting on direct and indirect KPIs
  • The Government expects businesses to report on
    their significant environmental impacts whether
    they are direct or indirect.
  • Businesses are likely to derive benefit from
    positively influencing their indirect
    environmental impacts.

Trucost Defra (May 2006)
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Indirect (environmental) impacts
Supply Chain Impacts (upstream)
Direct Company Impacts (on-site)
Downstream Impacts
Energy Water Raw materials Logistics
Boiler emissions Car fleet emissions Manufacturi
ng emissions Landfill waste Recycling rate
Products in use Product disposal
Trucost Defra (May 2006)
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The problem of quantification
  • there is still a lack of quantification in
    most reporting. the majority of reports lack
    depth, rigour or quantification.
  • Most business will have supply chain impacts
    that they should understand and consider
    reporting. There is no single, quantifiable
    measure that companies can use as a Key
    Performance Indicator for the effect of their
    upstream supply chain on the environment.

Trucost Defra (May 2006)
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SD Reporting Principles
  • Principle 1 quantitative
  • Principle 2 relevant reliable
  • Principle 3 comparable
  • Principle 4 complete

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TBL Accounting without boundaries
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Where to draw the boundary?
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e.g. total emissions (direct plus indirect)
e.g. direct (on-site) emissions
e.g. purchases of a company
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BottomLine3 A new TBL software tool
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Two data inputs
  • Financial accounts
  • On-site impacts

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Outputs
  • gt 100 TBL indicators
  • Quantification of total (direct and indirect)
    impacts
  • Sector benchmarking
  • Structural path analysis
  • Production layer analysis

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Main TBL indicators
Indicator My Bakery absolute impacts My Bakery total intensities Total Sector intensities
GDP 120,509 8.69 p/ 46.6 p/
Gross operating surplus 244,853 17.7 p/ 17.2 p/
Employment 13.5 emp-y 1.12 emp-min/ 1.27 emp-min/
Businesses 1.55 0.00004 / 0.00009 /
Greenhouse gas emissions 343 t CO2-e 247 g CO2-e/ 465 g CO2-e/
Energy consumption 1,090 GJ 786 kJ/ 2,640 kJ/
Water use 30.5 ML 22.0 L/ 20.1 L/
Ecological Footprint 99.9 gha 0.72 g-m2/ 1.18 g-m2/
Land use 534 ha 3.85 m2/ 6.99 m2/
Particulate Matter lt2,5mm 0.014 t 0.010 g/ 0.016 g/
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Benchmark spider diagram (TBL)
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Production Layer Decomposition
Energy demand (GJ)
Company
Suppliers of Suppliers
Suppliers
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Structural Path Analysis
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Structural path analysis (particulate matter)
Rank Path Description Path Value Path Order Percentage in total impact
1 Refined sugar gt My Bakery 0.008 t 2 58.5
2 Raw sugar gt Refined sugar gt My Bakery 0.0011 t 3 7.56
3 Animal food gt Poultry gt My Bakery 0.0010 t 3 6.79
4 Paper products gt My Bakery 0.0006 t 2 4.14
5 Paper containers gt My Bakery 0.0005 t 2 3.35
6 Electricity supply gt My Bakery 0.0003 t 2 2.28
7 Electricity supply gt Fresh meat gt My Bakery 0.00016 t 3 1.14
8 Raw sugar gt Animal food gt Poultry gt My Bakery 0.00014 t 4 1.02
9 Raw sugar gt Plain flour gt My Bakery 0.00012 t 3 0.84
10 Raw sugar gt Raw sugar gt Refined sugar gt My Bakery 0.00010 t 4 0.69
11 Electricity supply gt Plain flour gt My Bakery 0.00007 t 3 0.52
12 Animal food gt Untreated milk gt Dairy products gt My Bakery 0.00007 t 4 0.49
13 Confectionery gt Plain flour gt My Bakery 0.00006 t 3 0.44
14 Animal food gt Untreated milk gt Cheese gt My Bakery 0.00005 t 4 0.38
15 Fresh meat gt My Bakery 0.00005 t 2 0.38
16 Animal food gt Pigs gt Fresh meat gt My Bakery 0.00005 t 4 0.38
17 Animal food gt Untreated milk gt Butter gt My Bakery 0.00004 t 4 0.32
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