Organisations making sustainability commitments — including in their supply chains — increasingly need to know how those commitments play out for the people and communities involved, not just whether they hold up on paper. We bring the same field-based evaluation discipline we apply in humanitarian and development settings to this work: structured data collection, independent verification, and an honest read of the social realities on the ground, primarily across the Global South.
This is advisory and assessment work, shaped around your specific context rather than a packaged product. If you're weighing whether a sustainability or supply chain commitment would hold up to independent scrutiny — particularly on its social dimensions — get in touch and we can talk through what that would look like.
At its core, this is about finding out which operational models actually deliver for the communities and workers they affect, which don't, and which quietly obscure social risk rather than managing it.