Supply Chain Management for Climate Action, Social Accountability, and Economic Resilience

The global landscape of supply chain management is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by the urgent need for climate action, the growing demand for social accountability, and the imperative to build economically resilient systems. These three forces are no longer independent priorities but intersecting dimensions of modern supply chains. Organizations are increasingly expected to reduce environmental footprints while ensuring fair labor practices, ethical sourcing, and community well-being across global networks. At the same time, supply chains must remain agile and robust in the face of disruptions, geopolitical uncertainty, and market volatility. Together, these pressures are reshaping how value is created, measured, and sustained across industries worldwide. Supply Chain Management for Climate Action, Social Accountability, and Economic Resilience explores how contemporary supply chains are being shaped in response to climate change, environmental, social, and governance expectations, stakeholder pressure, and systemic disruptions. It provides a critical resource of innovative research, frameworks, and case studies that integrate these vital themes. Covering topics such as climate action, economic resilience, and supply chain management, this book is an excellent resource for policy makers, business organizations, economists, technology developers, researchers, academicians, and graduate students.