To accelerate climate action at scale for SMEs, partnerships and collaboration with leading organisations are critical. That's why Giki has teamed up with Green Project Technologies, the leading supply chain decarbonisation platform, to help thousands of suppliers build decarbonisation plans.
As a result of our partnership, Giki's SME actions are now integrated within the Green Project platform.
Eduardo Gómez, Head of Product at Green Project, says: "For years, sustainability and procurement teams have focused on measurement. Companies now have more emissions data than ever before. The next step is to do something with this data and empower suppliers to take meaningful decarbonisation action."
About Green Project Technologies
Green Project Technologies, an ACT Group company, is the leading enterprise supply chain decarbonisation platform, helping organisations and their suppliers measure, manage, and reduce emissions across entire value chains. Trusted by 100+ procurement leaders and 6,000+ suppliers across 100+ countries, Green Project empowers procurement and sustainability teams to deliver credible Scope 3 progress, lower risk, and higher resilience across global supply chains.
Why we partnered
Jo Hand, Co-founder of Giki, said: "One of the key challenges businesses face after measuring their carbon footprint is knowing where to start on reduction. By partnering with Green Project, we're putting practical, sector-specific decarbonisation actions directly into the hands of suppliers worldwide, giving them the tools to drive progress that aligns with their goals, their industry, and their priorities."
Sam Stark, CEO and founder of Green Project Technologies, said: "Giki has spent years defining what actually works across different sectors and geographies. We have reviewed the whole market, and Giki's library of decarbonisation levers is unique in its depth, quality, insights and breadth of actions. Our partnership provides for the first time something the market has been missing. The combination of Giki's decarbonisation action library and Green Project's extensive footprint and engagement platform creates a meaningful leap towards scaling real supplier action."
What early users are seeing
Ish Hussain, Senior Associate in ESG at Vialto, said: "One of the biggest benefits of this partnership has been creating a clearer, more actionable sustainability roadmap for our teams. The collaboration between Green Project Technologies and Giki brings together data and behavioural change in a way that makes sustainability feel both achievable and impactful, helping us turn sustainability ambitions into practical, measurable action.
"Having clear visibility of our environmental impact, alongside actionable insights, has made it much easier for our teams to engage with sustainability in a meaningful way and drive real progress across the business."
Steph Carr, Finance Director at Excel Communications, said: "Working with Jo and the Giki platform has been a genuinely valuable partnership, bringing us clarity, structure, and momentum to how we set and track our sustainability goals. The platform has made it easy to turn our goals into practical action, helping us stay accountable, giving us advice on how to engage our team, and helping us to make progress in a way that feels both achievable and impactful."
To find out more, read Eduardo's post: Why Your Suppliers Aren't Acting on Their Emissions Data (And How to Fix It).