Evidensia is a leading global effort to make credible evidence about the impacts and effectiveness of supply chain sustainability initiatives accessible to inform policy and practice in the field. Evidensia’s governance includes an Evidensia Advisory Council (EAC) and temporary working groups. The EAC provides stakeholder perspectives to guide Evidensia’s long-term vision, while working groups offer targeted expertise on specific projects and technical matters.
You can learn more about the role and responsibilities of the EAC and the temporary working groups here
The Evidensia delivery team is responsible for the implementation, coordination, and management of all Evidensia activities. ISEAL hosts the delivery team, as the lead implementing agency.
The Evidensia Advisory Council is an advisory body that gathers input from key stakeholders involved in supply chain sustainability initiatives. It helps the delivery team assess the value and uptake of Evidensia’s work, stay informed about evolving evidence needs, and explore partnership with aligned organisations. Members meet bi-annually to discuss progress, provide feedback, and review Evidensia’s research approach and activities.
To address specific projects needs or technical expertise requirements, smaller temporary working groups are convened throughout the year. Council members are invited to join these groups to provide targeted advice on particular issues. These groups meet as needed but are time-limited, lasting no longer than one year.