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The B Corp standards changed significantly in 2025. Under the new requirements-based model, companies must meet defined practices across seven Impact Topics — Governance, Climate Action, Human Rights, Fair Work, Environmental Stewardship & Circularity, Justice & Equity, and Collective Action. These expectations apply not only to your internal operations but also to your supply chain. As the whitepaper notes, up to 40% of a company’s BIA outcomes are shaped by suppliers, making procurement decisions a major driver of certification and recertification.
For many organisations, ICT is one of the most strategic categories. It is high-value, recurring, directly linked to Scope 3 emissions, and influences multiple BIA impact areas. Yet most ICT suppliers cannot provide verified data, documented circularity practices or ESG-ready evidence — leaving organisations exposed to greenwashing risks, recertification gaps, or missed supply chain opportunities.
Partnering with a Certified B Corp ICT supplier solves this challenge by providing verified practices, transparent data and audit-ready documentation for every procurement event.
As both a Certified B Corp and a Certified Social Enterprise, TechForGood provides procurement pathways that strengthen multiple BIA requirements at Year 0, Year 3 and Year 5. According to the whitepaper’s Year 0/3/5 model, certification is now a continuous improvement journey; supplier alignment is central to meeting the escalating standards.
The 2025 standards embed supplier expectations across multiple Impact Topics. Companies can no longer rely solely on internal actions; they must demonstrate responsible, auditable supply chain practices. As the whitepaper outlines, certification gaps now commonly arise from suppliers that lack verified policies, emissions data, or circularity pathways — a problem that becomes more pronounced during recertification.
TechForGood addresses these challenges by offering:
ICT spend is significant, predictable and recurring. Redirecting this category to a Certified B Corp creates verifiable supply chain outcomes at scale. The whitepaper highlights that ICT procurement is uniquely positioned to support multiple Impact Topics because it touches climate, circularity, governance and community outcomes simultaneously.
The 2025 standards introduce phased obligations: baseline requirements at Year 0, stronger requirements at Year 3, and maturity leadership at Year 5. The whitepaper illustrates how supply chain alignment becomes increasingly essential across each phase.
Working with a Certified B Corp ICT supplier ensures ICT spend is verifiable, auditable and aligned to the BIA’s supplier expectations. With every procurement event — hardware orders, software licensing, cloud subscriptions or asset recovery — your organisation receives the documentation required for the new B Corp standards and ASRS-aligned reporting.
This turns ICT into a “high-leverage, low-friction” supply chain strategy: measurable impact, reduced audit effort, cost-neutral procurement and stronger BIA outcomes delivered through everyday operational spend.
When you procure ICT through TechForGood, you strengthen your B Impact Assessment (BIA) by default:
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B Corp certification is the global standard for ESG accountability. It ensures businesses meet the highest standards of:
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Carbon credited procurement and circular economy
Verified accountability across supply chains

Here’s what procurement teams are up against:
As both a Certified B Corp and Certified Social Enterprise, TechForGood ensures ICT procurement drives measurable outcomes while delivering business-grade ICT.
Business-grade devices with ESG built in. Procure laptops, desktops, monitors, and peripherals through a Certified B Corp ICT supplier.
Enterprise cloud, delivered with compliance. Microsoft 365, security platforms, SaaS and collaboration tools.
Keep your enterprise software running responsibly. Licensing, renewals, and vendor optimisation.
Zero-touch enablement, advisory, and automation. Every engagement fuels Catalysing Connections.
Certified secure recycling, data wiping, and ISO-aligned ESG reporting. 100% of profits are reinvested into Catalysing Connections.
Every TechForGood engagement is structured to deliver business-grade ICT while generating verified social and environmental impact that is measurable, reportable, and built into every invoice.

Partnering with TechForGood helps strengthen your B Impact Assessment (BIA):
B Corp standards update
The B Impact Assessment is moving from a points-based model to a requirements-based model, with clearer expectations for measurable progress, supplier choices, and verified evidence.
Certification
Companies must meet mandatory practices across the 7 Impact Topics before they can certify.
Recertification
Companies must show improvement across topics like Climate Action, Human Rights, Circularity, and supplier responsibility.
Leadership stage
Companies must demonstrate stronger leadership practices and auditable improvement across all Impact Topics.
Partner with TechForGood today. Every ICT dollar can help strengthen your BIA journey with better supplier alignment and more useful Scope 3 evidence.

Unlike most B Corps, TechForGood is also a Certified Social Enterprise:
Learn how ICT procurement can strengthen your B Corp certification and recertification journey. This whitepaper explores:
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ICT spend through a certified B Corp strengthens supply-chain and governance scoring in the B Impact Assessment. Social procurement and recycling outcomes further reinforce performance.
Switch customers use invoices as carbon credited procurement evidence. Enhance/Embed customers receive annual named offset certificates. All customers receive Recover-E recycling and landfill-diversion reporting and social procurement evidence.
ICT suppliers rarely provide emissions or circularity data. TechForGood fills this gap by supplying verified carbon credit evidence, recycling outcomes, and social procurement results aligned with B Corp criteria.
No. TechForGood supplements your procurement with evidence that OEM and distributor suppliers typically cannot provide.
Yes. Carbon credit evidence, landfill-diversion outcomes and social procurement data support compliance across ESG frameworks, NGERS narratives and ASRS supplier-related reporting.