Geopolitical instability and climate change demand resilient and sustainable supply chains, especially for SMEs. This study explores strategies—such as digitalization, supplier diversification, and circular practices—to help SMEs mitigate disruptions while maintaining sustainability. Through case studies and data analysis, the research identifies collaboration and policy support as key enablers. The findings provide a practical framework for SMEs to balance risk management and long-term sustainability in uncertain environments.
Geopolitical instability and climate change demand resilient and sustainable supply chains, especially for SMEs. This study explores strategies—such as digitalization, supplier diversification, and circular practices—to help SMEs mitigate disruptions while maintaining sustainability. Through case studies and data analysis, the research identifies collaboration and policy support as key enablers. The findings provide a practical framework for SMEs to balance risk management and long-term sustainability in uncertain environments.
Building Resilient and Sustainable Supply Chains Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty: A Focus on SMEs
GALAN DIAZ, SIMON
2025/2026
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Geopolitical instability and climate change demand resilient and sustainable supply chains, especially for SMEs. This study explores strategies—such as digitalization, supplier diversification, and circular practices—to help SMEs mitigate disruptions while maintaining sustainability. Through case studies and data analysis, the research identifies collaboration and policy support as key enablers. The findings provide a practical framework for SMEs to balance risk management and long-term sustainability in uncertain environments.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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