Supplier ESG & Scope 3 Data Readiness (Half-Day)
Understand what customers may ask for, where the information sits internally, and how to respond to ESG and emissions-data requests.
Fee: RM 800 per participant
Included:
- training materials;
- refreshments/lunch;
- certificate of participation.

HRD Corp Claimable — subject to applicable grant and eligibility requirements
who should attend
Designed for vendors, suppliers and SME manufacturers that receive—or expect to receive—ESG questionnaires, supplier assessments or emissions-data requests from customers.
Relevant functions include:
Procurement · Operations · Finance/Admin · HSE/EHS · Quality · HR · Logistics · Compliance · Customer Account teams
by the end of the programme, participants should be able to:
- Understand why customers request ESG and emissions-related information from suppliers.
- Recognise the main ESG information and supporting evidence commonly requested through supplier questionnaires and assessments.
- Understand Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 at a practical supplier level, including why supplier information may contribute to a customer’s Scope 3 reporting.
- Identify where ESG and emissions data may already exist internally across Finance, HR, HSE, Operations, Procurement and Logistics.
- Respond appropriately when information is unavailable, incomplete or not applicable, without unsupported claims or invented data.
- Identify immediate actions to improve supplier ESG and emissions-data readiness.
Programme at a Glance
1. Why Customers Ask Suppliers for ESG & Emissions Data
Customer questionnaires · procurement requirements · supplier assessments · responsible sourcing · value-chain emissions.
2. ESG Basics for Suppliers
Environment · labour and human rights · health & safety · ethics · responsible sourcing · energy · waste · materials · supporting evidence.
3. Scope 3 & Supplier Emissions Data
Scope 1, 2 and 3 basics · why customers need supplier data · examples of electricity, fuel, transport, materials, waste, production and spend data.
4. What Data & Evidence May Be Requested
Policies · permits · employee and safety records · environmental information · emissions data · product/material and logistics information.
5. Responding to Supplier Questionnaires
Identify the data owner · provide relevant evidence · use “not applicable” correctly · deal with missing information · avoid unsupported claims.
6. Practical First Steps
Identify data owners · locate existing records · identify gaps · assign responsibility · clarify customer requirements · Q&A.
lead trainer
Ildar Usmanov
Director/Lead Trainer
Practitioner-led training based on hands-on ESG reporting, GHG accounting and sustainability implementation work with Malaysian companies.
– 7 years of experience in the area of ESG and climate disclosure in Malaysia, where regulatory expectations, audit scrutiny, and board accountability are increasing in parallel.
– Master’s in Sustainable Development Management
– Diploma in GHG Accounting and Verification
– SQI-certified Lead Auditor
– GRI-certified Sustainability Reporting Professional

