"Embedded Carbon Disclosure and SME Enablement" refers to the practice of identifying, measuring, and reporting the carbon emissions embedded within products and services throughout their lifecycle, and supporting Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to participate effectively in this process. Embedded carbon disclosure involves quantifying greenhouse gas emissions generated from raw material extraction, manufacturing, transportation, use, and disposal phases. This transparency helps businesses and consumers make informed decisions to reduce carbon footprints and comply with emerging regulatory requirements. SMEs often face challenges due to limited resources, technical expertise, and access to data required for comprehensive carbon accounting. SME enablement focuses on providing tailored tools, guidance, and capacity-building initiatives to empower these businesses to accurately disclose embedded carbon. This includes simplified methodologies, digital platforms, and collaborative frameworks that integrate SMEs into broader supply chain sustainability efforts. Together, embedded carbon disclosure and SME enablement promote climate accountability, enhance supply chain resilience, and drive greener market practices. They support global carbon reduction targets by ensuring that emissions data is inclusive of smaller enterprises, fostering transparency and encouraging sustainable innovation across industries.