Due diligence for responsible value chains
The EU is introducing several regulations that require companies to work with due diligence. These include Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), the EU Battery Regulation (EUBR), and the Forced Labour Regulation (EUFLR). While CSDDD, EUDR, and EUBR apply to companies of certain size or dealing with specific products, the Forced Labour Regulation applies to all companies trading physical materials or products, regardless of size.
With expertise in due diligence, human rights, environmental management, governance, and reporting, we support organisations in developing structured due diligence processes to identify, assess, and manage risks within their own operations and throughout the value chain. With the right processes and knowledge in place, organisations can meet increasing regulatory and stakeholders expectations while reducing risks, strengthening their brand, and building more sustainable business relationships.
What we do
We help organisations develop strategies, policies, and ways of working that integrate sustainability into procurement processes, aligned with regulatory requirements, customer expectations and the organisational goals.
We assess the current state of your organisation’s due diligence practices and identify strengths, gaps, and risk areas within existing processes, routines, and governance documents in relation to CSDDD, OECD Guidelines, UN Guiding Principles, and other relevant legislation. The results provide a clear foundation for prioritization and next steps.
We identify and assess risks related to human rights, environmental impacts, climate, and corruption across procurement categories and supply chains, providing a foundation for proportionate supplier requirements and risk mitigation measures.
We develop procurement policies, supplier codes of conduct, and supporting processes that connect supplier requirements, risk assessments, and follow-up activities.
We facilitate supplier dialogues, Request for Information (RFIs), and market analysis to support the development of relevant procurement requirements.
Effective supplier follow-up is key to ensuring compliance with established requirements and commitments. We have long experience conducting supplier evaluations through questionnaires, document reviews, desktop audits, and on-site audits.
We develop sector-specific procurement requirements, including chemicals requirements, social requirements, environmental requirements, circularity requirements, and due diligence-related requirements, based on risk profiles, market conditions, and applicable frameworks.
We help organisations interpret and comply with sustainability requirements in public procurement. This may include adapting processes, routines, and documentation to address environmental, social, human rights, chemicals, and circularity-related requirements. We provide practical support ranging from compliance assessments and risk analyses to supplier engagement and follow-up.
We provide training on sustainable procurement, due diligence, responsible purchasing, supplier engagement, and the practical implementation of procurement requirements.
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