Do you really know the sustainability of your suppliers?
Supply chain ESG performance increasingly affects competitiveness, regulatory compliance and the ability to respond to the demands of customers, investors and stakeholders.
We apply a structured, scalable approach — calibrated to the complexity of the supply chain and the organisation's sector — to assess suppliers across environmental, social and governance dimensions and identify procurement risks with precision.
The circularity® methods
Supplier Mapping
Supply Chain Assessment
Collection and analysis of ESG data along the supply chain according to recognised frameworks (GRI, ESRS, CDP Supply Chain). Evaluation of environmental performance (emissions, resource consumption, waste management), social performance (working conditions, human rights, gender equality) and governance (ethics, compliance, transparency).
Procurement Risk Analysis
Identification and classification of supply risks across three dimensions: ESG risks (regulatory non-compliance, climate exposure of assets, social violations along the supply chain), operational risks (dependence on critical suppliers, geographical concentration, supply instability) and reputational risks (controversies, greenwashing, supply chain disclosure gaps). Development of a priority matrix for risk monitoring and mitigation.
Supply Chain Report
A more transparent supply chain, a more resilient business
Assessing supply chain sustainability means understanding risks, strengthening supplier relationships and building a value chain that is more resilient and aligned with corporate ESG objectives.
ESG compliance support
Supply chain improvement plan