Supply chain ESG and circular economy strategy implementation
Responsible sourcing and circular economy programmes address Scope 3 emissions, supply chain ESG risk, and resource circularity. Aligned to Ellen MacArthur Foundation, WBCSD, and emerging CSDDD requirements.
A practical, phased delivery approach — from gap assessment through operational embedding — built around your regulatory context.
Map supply chain per Tier 1 / 2 / 3+ suppliers; identify ESG hotspots — conflict minerals (3TG per OECD Due Diligence), human rights (modern slavery, child labour), environmental (deforestation, water-stress regions); align with EU CSDDD / UNGP / OECD.
Develop Supplier Code of Conduct per UNGP / ILO Core Conventions / OECD Due Diligence; design due diligence programme — risk-based screening, supplier self-assessment, third-party audit (Sedex SMETA, EcoVadis, SA8000); align with ISO 20400.
Design circular economy strategy per Ellen MacArthur Foundation / EU Circular Economy Action Plan — design for circularity (modularity, recyclability), maximise use (rental, sharing, repair), recycle / upcycle / downcycle; align with EU CSRD ESRS E5.
Design material recovery — reverse logistics, EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility), Right to Repair compliance, recycled-content targets; align with EU Packaging & Packaging Waste Directive, EU End-of-Life Vehicles Directive.
Report per ESRS E5 (resource use & circular economy), ESRS S2 (workers in value chain), CDP Forests / Water, EU Conflict Minerals Regulation, UK / California / Australia Modern Slavery; align with corporate ESG reporting cycle.
Track programme KPIs — supplier audit coverage, non-compliance closure cycle, recycled content %, virgin material reduction, product end-of-life recovery rate; align with corporate ESG governance and supply chain leadership.
Speak with our team to scope an engagement tailored to your facility, regulatory context, and lifecycle stage.