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Today’s global economy is characterized by often long, complex supply chains that bring commodities, goods and services to consumers, and economic benefits to producers. Applying innovative tools and analytical approaches, SEI explores the sustainability implications and potentials of global supply chains and broader consumption-to-production systems.
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Feature / There is a lack of transparency in global supply chains. The Trase initiative is changing the game of transparency and sustainability governance.
Journal article / An international team warns that a failure to act quickly and decisively will risk unprecedented species loss in the most diverse parts of the planet.
Press release / A global biodiversity collapse is imminent unless we take urgent, concerted action to reverse species loss in the tropics, according to a major study in Nature.
Feature / Using Trase transparency data, discover insights into how companies' and importers' sourcing of Brazilian soy could link them to deforestation.
Press release / New analysis in the Trase Yearbook identifies deforestation risks associated with the supply chain of soy.
Journal article / How can better transparency boost sustainability governance in agricultural commodity supply chains?
Perspective / The production process of gold is rife with negative social, environmental and economic impacts. Governance is the critical issue behind the systemic problems.
Project / This project involves identification and promotion of sustainable consumption and production practices through a revenues-based approach.
Journal article / How far has reliance on voluntary action improved mining companies' assessments of cumulative effects on indigenous peoples and their land use?
