Membership: Benefits
Innovative yet scalable solutions to derisk portfolios and drive shareholder value
IEHN and CPA staff with IEHN members create practical solutions for addressing the complexity of toxic chemicals in products and chemical pollution in manufacturing and across supply chains. We have demonstrated the business value of hazard-based approaches to chemicals management across leading sectors including healthcare, technology, retail, personal care and household goods, and renewable energy. We establish leadership platforms to scale these solutions. For example, the United Nations featured our work globally in forums to make the business case that the world can end harm from toxic chemicals and finance the transition to safer, more sustainable chemistries by meeting new 2030 targets set in the Global Framework on Chemicals.
Strategic counsel for corporate engagements
IEHN provides expertise and support for engagement strategies that positively impact corporate behavior. This includes tailored research, development of key performance indicators aligned with best practice, assessment of regulatory, litigation and market trends, and access to legal counsel on shareholder advocacy. IEHN aggregates data and analysis from corporate reports, surveys, indexes, and scorecards to inform investor engagement strategies. IEHN members and partners have positively impacted corporate behavior and disclosure on chemical footprint reductions and the transition to safer, more sustainable chemistry innovations.
Cultivating a community with safe space for sharing best practices and cutting-edge knowledge on chemicals management solutions
IEHN creates space through issue-specific working groups for members and other leaders to assess market-based trends, portfolios risks, and opportunities to advance chemicals management solutions with companies. This includes access to an extensive global network of thought leaders and experts in science, business solutions on chemicals management and sustainable chemistry as well as policy and regulatory trends globally. In 2025, IEHN will pilot a new “Peer-to-Peer Learning and Review” program to explore how we can curate learning forums, better mentorship across members, and development of a knowledge exchange platform to share tools, templates, reports, and internal best practices.
[1] https://www.chemicalsframework.org/
JOIN IEHN TODAY: For questions on IEHN Membership, contact Alexandra McPherson at alexandra@cleanproduction.org.