TRACT Joins Key Conversations on Supply Chain Resilience

This week, TRACT participated in two events focused on how better data and collaboration can improve resilience across global supply chains. From discussions on economic resilience to new tools that help companies meet due diligence expectations, both conversations reflected the growing role of clear data in sustainability and risk management. 

Invest in Resilience 2026

TRACT CEO Allison Kopf attended Invest International’s flagship event on March 9 at Rotterdam’s Van Nelle Fabriek. The event brought together leaders from government, finance, and industry to explore Dutch approaches to global economic resilience. 

Several sessions focused on agri-food supply chains, highlighting the need for clearer sourcing data, sustainability oversight, and stronger risk management in global trade. The event also created opportunities to connect with partners working on more resilient supply chains. 

WUR Risk Scores Celebration

This week, we also joined the celebration marking the results of a four-year public–private partnership that delivered transparent environmental and social risk scores for the world’s most traded commodities, developed by Wageningen University & Research. 

TRACT’s Sarah Rawson joined the panel discussion on how these commodity-specific risk scores help companies carry out due diligence and how combining them with company data allows for more detailed risk analysis. 

Fifty of these risk scores are now integrated into TRACT, connecting contextual risk information with supply chain data to inform better decisions. 

The panel included the OECD perspective, highlighting the broader relevance of this work for global due diligence frameworks not only to identify risk but also to effectively address risk and go beyond to create positive impact. The complete methodology is available on WUR’s Due Diligence Dashboard.