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A low-carbon shift: rethinking Zambia's copper supply chain

10 April 2025

Copper is crucial to the energy transition and Zambia is at the forefront of the race to supply. But with growing dependence on the mineral, how can the mining industry increase its extraction rate while keeping carbon emissions in check? This is the story of how one mine in the heart of the country's mineral-rich Copperbelt is tackling its scope one emissions.

Copper is crucial to the energy transition and Zambia is at the forefront of the race to supply. But with growing dependence on the mineral, how can the mining industry increase its extraction rate while keeping carbon emissions in check? This is the story of how one mine in the heart of the country's mineral-rich Copperbelt is tackling its scope one emissions.

FCIPS: A route to honing leadership and advancing procurement excellence

07 April 2025

Sachith Balage reflects on his FCIPS journey, highlighting leadership development, mentorship, and his impact on procurement strategies.

Sachith Balage reflects on his FCIPS journey, highlighting leadership development, mentorship, and his impact on procurement strategies.

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How EDF Nuclear Operations achieved high performance through inclusion

01 April 2025

EDF’s head of supply chain Richard Hayes shares how creating a culture of inclusivity has driven engagement – and substantial cost savings in return.

EDF’s head of supply chain Richard Hayes shares how creating a culture of inclusivity has driven engagement – and substantial cost savings in return.

q1 2025 pulse results

01 April 2025

The Q1 2025 CIPS Pulse shows a significant rise in concern about supply chain risks unleashed by President Trump’s policy of “punishing” economies that run persistent trade surpluses with the US by imposing tariffs upon them.

The Q1 2025 CIPS Pulse shows a significant rise in concern about supply chain risks unleashed by President Trump’s policy of “punishing” economies that run persistent trade surpluses with the US by imposing tariffs upon them.

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1 K&I Article Template - Large Banner

19 March 2025

On completion of this module, learners will be able to assess a range of processes that support the achievement of competitive advantage and improvements in organisational performance through its supply chain.

On completion of this module, learners will be able to assess a range of processes that support the achievement of competitive advantage and improvements in organisational performance through its supply chain.

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The Procurement Act 2023: a Scottish perspective

18 March 2025

CIPS volunteer Iain Steel FCIPS, shares his insights into how the UK’s Procurement Act – introducing significant public-sector procurement reform to England, Wales and Northern Ireland – may also impact Scotland.

CIPS volunteer Iain Steel FCIPS, shares his insights into how the UK’s Procurement Act – introducing significant public-sector procurement reform to England, Wales and Northern Ireland – may also impact Scotland.