21 Environmental, Social & Governance risk indicators in one holistic view
Data sources which have been selected and curated for the food sector
Risk modelling that reflects actual sourcing volumes per product and origin
Easy sharing of assessments for internal alignment and external accountability
Why staying on top of sustainability risks feels impossible today
Sustainability assessments
live in different
databases
and portals
from
Sedex
FAO
to
Teams are facing increasing pressure from CSDDD, EUDR, customers and auditors
Generic country and sector risk
sourcing volumes or exposure
Teams are left with a reactive, static and outdated risk assessment approach
Most risk analysis is not linked to the real supply chain, so teams end up reacting to issues instead of staying ahead
Sustainability risk assessment is not about ticking regulatory boxes.
It is about assessing your environmental, social and governance risks in an objective and measurable way
It is about feeling confident that your assessment supports you in complying with upcoming legislation like CSDDD and EUDR.
It is about mitigating risks & taking action according to your priorities.
It is about identifying risks that are impactful to your supply chain and have an effect on your operations
Simvia helps teams move from fragmented, generic risk insights to clear, defensible prioritisation, tailored to your entire supply chain.
See the full risk picture in one place
Simvia brings scattered ESG risk insights together in one single consistent view so you can stop switching between Sedex, NGO reports and internal spreadsheets.
Combines sustainability risk insights from multiple sources into one holistic view
Reduces blind spots and duplicated work across teams
Gives one shared reference point for sustainability risk discussions
Simvia shows where risk is highest based on your sourcing exposure across countries, products and supply chains
Links risk insights to your products, origins and sourcing volumes
Helps compare risk consistently across products and regions
Highlights your highest-risk hotspots first, so you can focus resources
Focus on the risks that actually matter most
Take the guesswork out of risk prioritisation
Simvia supports you with representative measurement so you remain continuously compliant across mandatory and voluntary reporting standards.
Clear rationale behind every risk ranking and focus area
Structured approach that supports data collection for legislation like CSDDD, EUDR as well as guiding internal sustainability strategy
Easy to share internally and externally for accountability
Closing the loop from risk identification to corrective action
From insights to action, directly mitigate your risks through supply chain compliance in one platform
Turn risk hotspots into targeted supplier follow-ups and corrective actions
Collect and monitor mitigation evidence (documents, certifications, operational improvements) over time
Track mitigation progress and demonstrate that risks are being addressed, not just identified
How your operational work changes with Sustainability Risk Assessment
Manual risk analysis spread across spreadsheets and PDFs
Generic country or sector risk lists
Difficult to explain prioritisation choices
Reactive responses to incidents and audits
Without Sustainability Risk Assessment
One consistent, structured risk view
Risks ranked by severity and exposure
Clear rationale behind every prioritisation decision
Measurable risk reduction and mitigation proof when needed
With Sustainability Risk Assessment
Built in collaboration with leading sector initiatives
Ensuring relevance for real food supply chains not generic ESG scoring.
What this brings to Sustainability teams
Transparent risk logic
Comparable scoring across products and origins
Clear documentation for auditors, customers and management
Easily share assessments internally & externally
got
questions
Frequently asked questions from the market
Comment fonctionne l'évaluation des risques liés au développement durable ?
Le module d'évaluation des risques liés au développement durable combine les données de 21 bases de données différentes, dont celles du WWF, de l'UNICEF et de la FAO, afin d'attribuer un score aux fournisseurs en fonction des risques environnementaux, sociaux et de gouvernance (ESG). Ce score, allant de 1 (risque minimal) à 10 (risque maximal), est calculé selon le produit, le pays, la région et le volume. Il vous permet ainsi d'identifier les fournisseurs présentant les risques les plus élevés en matière de développement durable et de cibler vos efforts de diligence raisonnable.
Comment Simvia contribue-t-elle à atténuer les risques liés au développement durable ?
Une fois les fournisseurs à haut risque identifiés grâce à l'évaluation des risques, vous pouvez configurer des règles d'exigence automatisées pour la collecte des documents d'atténuation. Par exemple, si un fournisseur présente un score de risque élevé lié à l'eau, vous pouvez exiger automatiquement un certificat de source. Le système relie directement l'identification des risques aux actions d'atténuation.
Quelles dimensions du risque ESG Simvia suit-elle ?
Simvia suit un large éventail de critères ESG, notamment le travail des enfants, le travail forcé, la discrimination, la liberté d'association, le temps de travail, la santé et la sécurité, les risques liés à l'eau, la biodiversité, la déforestation, la dégradation des sols, les émissions de gaz à effet de serre, les pertes et le gaspillage alimentaires, ainsi que les indicateurs de gouvernance. Chaque critère est évalué à partir de bases de données spécialisées afin de fournir des scores de risque précis, tant au niveau régional que spécifique au produit.
Quelles sont les sources de données utilisées par l'évaluation des risques liés au développement durable ?
L'évaluation des risques liés à la durabilité s'appuie sur 21 bases de données, dont celles du WWF (biodiversité, risques liés à l'eau), de l'UNICEF (travail des enfants), de l'OIT (normes du travail), de la FAO (sécurité alimentaire), du Département du Travail des États-Unis, de l'Indice mondial de l'esclavage et bien d'autres. Nous collaborons avec des initiatives telles que SIFAV (Initiative pour la durabilité des fruits et légumes) et SSI (Initiative pour la durabilité des épices) afin de garantir l'exactitude des données.