07- Supply Chain Due Diligence

Supply Chain Due Diligence Consulting

Supply Chain Due Diligence Consulting

Enhancing Supply Chain Due Diligence: A Stepwise Consulting Approach

Our consulting firm partnered with aluminium and copper companies to strengthen their supply chain due diligence practices. By following a structured, stepwise hierarchy, we enabled the clients to align with international standards, mitigate risks, and promote ethical sourcing.

How it Works

By implementing this stepwise hierarchy, the aluminium and copper companies successfully enhanced their supply chain due diligence processes, achieving improved compliance, stakeholder trust, and sustainability goals. This collaboration underscores the transformative potential of targeted consulting expertise in promoting ethical and responsible business practices.
OECD and CAHRA risk management consulting process overview

01

Initial Risk Assessment

02

Gap Analysis and Planning

03

Policy Development

04

Supplier Screening and Training

05

Implementation of Monitoring Systems

06

Stakeholder Collaboration

07

SAudit Preparation and Evaluation

08

Continuous Improvement and Reporting

Recent Consulting projects in Supply Chain Due Diligence:

Pharma Company

Metals Manufacturers

Aluminium Manufacturers

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FAQ

Do you conduct Supply Chain Due Diligence and CAHRA-based risk assessment?

Yes. We are experts in OECD 5-Step Due Diligence, CAHRA (Conflict-Affected & High-Risk Areas) risk assessment, and Annex-II risk management for responsible sourcing programs.
Our services include:

  • Supply chain mapping
  • Country & supplier risk screening
  • ESG and human rights impact assessment
  • CAHRA-TDi scorecards, KYC/KYS, supplier audits
  • Risk treatment plans and monitoring dashboards

This supports requirements under ASI, LME, RMAP, OECD, Copper Mark, and EcoVadis sustainable procurement.

A supplier sustainability assessment evaluates a supplier’s environmental, social, and governance practices, including areas such as labour, health and safety, environmental management, and ethical business conduct.

A supplier assessment can identify risks related to labour practices, workplace safety, environmental compliance, ethical conduct, and limited supply chain transparency. These findings help businesses prioritise suppliers that require further attention.

A supplier audit provides a review of practices at a specific point in time, while supply chain due diligence is an ongoing process that includes risk assessment, corrective actions, monitoring, and periodic reassessment.