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Quantify Impacts and Opportunities in Your Supply Chain
How Natcap can help:
Map and Mitigate Nature and Biodiversity Risks in Your Supply Chain
Natcap’s approach enables organisations to get a holistic view of risk exposure across high impact stages of their supply chain. With the ability to flex to data availability, Natcap utilises science-based metrics to hotspot the primary sources of risks and opportunities, at a commodity, sourcing location, product and/or supplier level.

The objective of this assessment is to:
Provide a comprehensive and robust view of nature- and biodiversity-related risks arising from your supply chain
Build an in-depth understanding of how nature can affect your supply and raise risk to your business
Provide a compelling case study for engagement on nature- and biodiversity-related supply chain risks in the business
Generate Actionable Insights
Natcap’s comprehensive approach means you can evidence-base the impacts, dependencies, risks and opportunities across your supply chain, leading to a range of outcomes:
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Be confident in communicating your material impacts from your supply chain
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Understand which product, commodity and location are likely to have the greatest impacts and dependencies
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Inform impact mitigation actions and build a program for supply chain resilience and transformation
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Make the case on the importance of nature in your supply chain
Aligned with Key Sustainability Disclosure Frameworks

Latest Insights
Managing Physical Nature Risks in Supply Chains
Dr Rhosanna Jenkins: Jun 24, 2025
Bridging the Nature Data Gap in Global Supply Chains
Marc Kennedy: Jun 5, 2025
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