Assessing Spillover Impacts in EU Supply Chains

Associate Professor Arunima Malik led collaborations with the Vice President of United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (UNSDSN) Guillaume Lafortune to assess spillover impacts embodied in European Union’s supply chains, resulting in three key reports:

One: Research into fatal and non-fatal accidents embodied in international supply chains linked to EU consumption of textile products (2020):

https://files.unsdsn.org/SocialSpilloverEffectsintheEUsTextileSupplyChain.pdf

Two: Quantifying environmental and social impacts linked with European Union’s food supply chains (2021):

https://www.unsdsn.org/resources/making-globalisation-and-trade-work-for-people-and-planet-international-spillovers-embodied-in-the-european-union-s-eu-s-food-supply-c

Three: Tracing the carbon and social impacts of mineral supply chains using a global trade database (2022):

https://www.unsdsn.org/resources/tracking-forced-labour-accidents-at-work-and-climate-impacts-in-eu-s-consumption-of-fossil-and-mineral-raw-materials