Supply Chain Accountability

Static Demo

Tracking labor, environmental, and transparency promises in global supply chains

Simulation coming soon — currently showing static accountability data.

64

Network Health

C+

Grade

5

Promises

Promises

SC-001DegradedTransitional
32%

Ensure all Tier 1 suppliers comply with Nike Code of Conduct on labor standards

NKEWKRLabor+givevoluntary

Nike audits Tier 1 suppliers but Tier 2/3 visibility remains limited. FLA reports ongoing violations in Southeast Asian facilities.

SC-002DegradedTransitional
46%

Use 100% recycled or renewable materials in products by 2025

PTGENVMaterials+givevoluntary
68% progress100% required

Patagonia has achieved ~68% recycled materials. Timeline extended to 2027 for full compliance.

SC-003DeclaredTransitional
49%

Reduce supply chain carbon emissions 30% by 2030 (Scope 3)

NKEENVEmissions+givevoluntary
12% progress30% required
Depends on:

Nike has set SBTi-aligned targets but Scope 3 measurement across suppliers is inconsistent.

SC-004VerifiedTransitional
88%

Conduct independent audits of member company supply chains annually

FLAWKRVerification+givenegotiated

FLA conducts annual independent assessments. Reports are publicly available.

SC-005VerifiedTransitional
88%

Publish complete supplier list with factory names, locations, and worker counts

PTGWKRTransparency+givevoluntary

Patagonia publishes its full supplier list on its website, updated annually.

Insights

Tier 2/3 Visibility Gap

Verification Gap

Brand promises apply to Tier 1 suppliers but sub-tier suppliers remain largely invisible. This is the structural equivalent of the equity verification gap in civic promises.

Independent Auditing Model

Working Mechanism

FLA's independent audit program provides a verification model that most civic accountability structures lack.

Want your commitments mapped like this?

We build interactive promise graphs for organizations, advocates, and policy teams.