How social value can help us improve ED&I

Michelle Baker

Mandatory weighting of social value in procurement now means organisations must monitor progress on equality, which is a good thing, says Atkins’ Michelle Baker

You can’t read an industry publication these days or go to an industry event without Equality Diversity and Inclusion (ED&I) being mentioned. And rightly so. We know that organisations that are more diverse generate different ideas, new solutions and better results.

But even with all the buzz surrounding it, ED&I is still a relatively new topic for the construction industry, and we’re still trying to understand what these three words mean to individuals and their organisations.

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